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<blockquote data-quote="britishpub" data-source="post: 913469" data-attributes="member: 175573"><p>As a confirmed diabetic of only 4 months I was worried that a dramatic change in eating habits when on holiday (vacation for our colonial friends) would send me back to unwanted BG levels. I have tried to be careful but I am certainly eating far more carb than my "normal" diet. Overall I am really chuffed that my BG levels are still under control, and not far out from the levels I have got used to recently.</p><p></p><p>Again it is all due to the advice and support of you good people that I managed to drop my HbA1c down from 88 to 32 in 3 months, but for those who may be worrying about going off track slightly when away from their normal lifestyle, for me at least it is not causing too many headaches.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="britishpub, post: 913469, member: 175573"] As a confirmed diabetic of only 4 months I was worried that a dramatic change in eating habits when on holiday (vacation for our colonial friends) would send me back to unwanted BG levels. I have tried to be careful but I am certainly eating far more carb than my "normal" diet. Overall I am really chuffed that my BG levels are still under control, and not far out from the levels I have got used to recently. Again it is all due to the advice and support of you good people that I managed to drop my HbA1c down from 88 to 32 in 3 months, but for those who may be worrying about going off track slightly when away from their normal lifestyle, for me at least it is not causing too many headaches. [/QUOTE]
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