Great news indeed!! So pleased for youI just wanted to share some good news with you. I had my second year review mammogram on Monday and am all clear still, so very good news for me.
Ahh....not going to "like" that Loulou! fingers crossed you are soon improving again x7.3 this morning and got chest drain back cause more fluid has appeared in plural space. Feeling rough this morning not had much sleep:-(
Great news , I'll be thinking about you on Friday xxThanks everyone. I see my consultant on Friday who will confirm matters (hopefully). If a recurrence of the same tumour occurs it is statistically within the first two years, so that milepost is behind me. Just got another 3 years to go before remission from any spread.
I think you will be fine because you aren't changing your low carb regime so your pancreas won't get a huge shock! The meds have been merely supporting your pancreas. I came off the meds because I found they were keeping me too low so I think there was room for a slight increase. With meds my HbA1c was 35 eventually. 6 months without, it was 38 so, although there was a slight rise, I had gradually increased my carb intake slightly and I was still in normal range. I'm not telling this for you to give me a pat on the back but to illustrate why I think your excellent improvement and control will probably have helped your pancreas to function better. I'm no scientist... Just my experience.So far so good andbreathe - like we said there could be a blip when my system realises something is missing. Maybe my exercise bike sessions are helping too!
Get you mike! I've had 4's before, lowest ever 4.4, I seem to feel ok on it when it happens,how do you do with it? I only ever have a light lunch these days as breakfast seems to satisfy me longer thanks to lchf!An amazing 4.7 pre dinner and not happy with that ... too low for my liking. Never been that level B4. Light lunches (put it down to one avocado to blame for 3 consecutive days and that's it) and have to build that up.
Morning to all of youMD
Thats a helpful insight, thank you peacetrain!I think you will be fine because you aren't changing your low carb regime so your pancreas won't get a huge shock! The meds have been merely supporting your pancreas. I came off the meds because I found they were keeping me too low so I think there was room for a slight increase. With meds my HbA1c was 35 eventually. 6 months without, it was 38 so, although there was a slight rise, I had gradually increased my carb intake slightly and I was still in normal range. I'm not telling this for you to give me a pat on the back but to illustrate why I think your excellent improvement and control will probably have helped your pancreas to function better. I'm no scientist... Just my experience.
One thing I've noticed since diagnosis is that my body is very sensitive and I know when I need to eat. Either that or I've cured a thick skull ;-).
Well done so far. I'm sure you'll be fine.
Get you mike! I've had 4's before, lowest ever 4.4, I seem to feel ok on it when it happens,how do you do with it? I only ever have a light lunch these days as breakfast seems to satisfy me longer thanks to lchf!
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