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Don't feel guilty - waste of time!
Just turn the guilt into plotting your next low carb indulgence
 
Tell that colleague to mind their own business.

Start again tomorrow xxxx


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Diagnosed prediabetic Easter 2014. Just left to get on with it, no guidance or help from GP. Every day I'm learning something new.
 
Brunneria said:
Don't feel guilty - waste of time!
Just turn the guilt into plotting your next low carb indulgence
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The worst thing - I haven't been hungry all week - like not craving anyway - now I HAVE TO HAVE another tea cake - it's calling me!
 
@AlexandraMarnie89 Grrrr...My blood is boiling for you. Perhaps Deb can fashion one of her nut balls into a voodoo nut ball shaped like your colleague and you can bite her head off!

Take care x
 
Debmcgee said:
Tell that colleague to mind their own business.

Start again tomorrow xxxx


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Diagnosed prediabetic Easter 2014. Just left to get on with it, no guidance or help from GP. Every day I'm learning something new.
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I have done - millions of times and I get pulled into the office and given earrings for it as she's my supervisor and "you can't talk to her like that" apparently I'll go hypo if I eat chocolate/biscuits/crisps/chips -_- I give up with them!

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@AlexandraMarnie89 Grrrr...My blood is boiling for you. Perhaps Deb can fashion one of her nut balls into a voodoo nut ball shaped like your colleague and you can bite her head off!

Take care x
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Ohhhhh now THAT is an idea! Haha
 
Would be nice to be given earrings every time you ate chocolate though wouldn't it?
 
Ironically, we have a newly diagnosed diabetic in our office. A Born Again dieter, and very fond of informing other people about what they should/shouldn't eat.

She did it with me, once.
The second time I was ready for her.
I hate confrontation, and I try really hard to stay on the polite, civilised side of discussions, but sometimes people just have to be told how hurtful their comments are. But I never come away from it without a bad taste in my mouth.

Unfortunately, she still does it to other people - but oddly, never when I am in hearing...

Good luck with resolving it @AlexandraMarnie89 it ain't easy.
 
Supervisor or not, you are protected in law and she is not allow to harass you because of your medical condition. What a cow.
 
breakfast bacon,, mushrooms, tom
lunch tuna and feta salad in a box as we went out for drive
dinner more breakfast with quorn sausages and a fried egg as Mr E took one look a the leftover chilli from yesterday and said it would be pushing it to feed two! ; rhubarb and flaxseed with some greek yogurt.
 
Breakfast: scrambled egg on livlife toast, ketchup.

Dinner: same as last night - Mexican stuff and cheesecake.

Having a decaf diet coke now as the dinner was very salty.
 
Brunneria, just wanted to know do you still eat something first thing every day. Unwell on Tuesday and bs doing weird things. Normally 6-6.8 but since Wednesday been 7 and rising. 8.1 this morning. Didn't you do something first thing to bring it down or am I going mad?
 
I'm sorry to hear about your work situation. Sometimes It's best just to grit teeth and nod, as you'll never win with some folk. I'm so glad I went self-employed when we took over farm as my last boss was a prize t*sser. He noticed I had put on weight and asked if I was pregnant and when I explained I was on fertility treatment, he said that if my husband couldn't manage it, he'd give it a go anytime!!
 
Please could I have the recipe for the moussaka?
 
I never thought of adding stevia! Doh! Will do that in the future! Thanks!
 
I believe that's called sexual harassment. Did you say that's fine. Let me lend you a magnifying glass so you can find it?!
 

Yup.
The thread is here, but it's looooonnnnnggggg.
http://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/threads/pesky-dawn-phenomenon.57672/
If you want the short version:
  • Eat a cheese string or Brazil nut the moment you open your eyes.
  • Do not go for a wee first.
  • Do not get up.
  • Do not pass Go.
  • Do not collect £200
As far as I can tell, by snaffling a little snack before any physical activity at all, you are telling your liver 'no need to dump glucose into the bloodstream, there is food on the way, see, here is a sample of the low carb goodies to come'

It took 2 weeks, but by then I had reached the point where my dawn phenomenon stops in its tracks, and often drops slightly, before breakfast.

Nowadays, I have a Brazil nut every morning.
 
I have been quite lucky with my boss. He knows I will kill him if he tells anyone about my D so he always offers me sweeties etc so that I look "normal" in front of the others
 
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