Stress and anxiety certainly is playing a huge partI think you are probably right and stress and anxiety is impacting on your blood levels. It also becomes a self fulfilling prophecy as we stress about high FBGs which in turn puts our levels up.
We have got son, wife and two children coming to visit us for a week, travelling up Salisbury today. One of the children is 9 months old and has just started crawling the other is 3 and into everything so I am searching the place for hazards at present. I love having them but making sure everything is just right can be stressful, that along with my Hba1c test next week... My morning bloods were 6.5. Now where can I hide my Lancets?
Yes the older one is quite a handful. I have a vivid memory of a two year old as he was at the time, racing for all his worth along the top of the isles at Tesco, arms flailing, shouting "get out of the way, get out of the way" to anyone in his near vicinity. His father was chasing behind him, trying to catch him, I was bringing up the rear, neither of us stood a chance. They "reigned" him in after that. Enjoy yourself on your weekend off.Stress and anxiety certainly is playing a huge part
Ha ha it does sound quite stressful. Hope its not though, hope you have a lovely weekend with your family. Its my weekend off work so I hope to chill and relax a little fingers crossed lol
Oh no! Hopefully hes calmed down a bit nowYes the older one is quite a handful. I have a vivid memory of a two year old as he was at the time, racing for his all worth along the top of the isles at Tesco, arms flailing, shouting "get out of the get out of the way" to anyone in his near vicinity. His father was chasing behind him, trying to catch him, I was bringing up the rear, neither of us stood a chance. They "reigned" him in after that. Enjoy yourself on your weekend off.
I fully agree, @Bubbsie .I have been in the 4's & 5's mostly during the three years since diagnosis...now my levels are generally higher by approximately 1-2mmols...I am working on that & testing regularly...in comparison to my HbA1c at diagnosis (17.4) I am still managing my diabetes fairly well...I believe we need to look at how far we've come on the diabetes treadmill and in managing our conditions.
Its very similar to the blame game Pipp...I've often heard the criticism levied at T2's almost as if some believe it's deserved a result of our lifestyle choices...once diagnosed it shouldn't matter how we got it it's how we manage it that's crucial...sometimes however diligent we are those levels will rise irrespective...patience is required (a great deal of it).We do need to look at the bigger picture, and not give up, or stop posting whether we are doing well, doing badly or just plodding along.
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