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Yearly diabetic review.

Lamont D said:
Thanks @zand, I'm chuffed!

I'd be ecstatic if my team had some form!
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yes, I was going to put something like that in my post but thought better of it. I didn't want to ruin your day Still FGR aren't doing amazingly either lol.
 

They are great results anyway, your doctor will have the data if at any point you want to find out but no matter - the trend you mention is the predicted one and you did a great job!
 
Great results but I thought the most important thing for you with RH is avoiding hypos which they can't test for.
 
Hiitsme said:
Great results but I thought the most important thing for you with RH is avoiding hypos which they can't test for.
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It is really important to avoid hypos.
If you want to avoid hypos you first have to avoid the hypers, which triggers the excess insulin response.
 
Lamont D said:
It is really important to avoid hypos.
If you want to avoid hypos you first have to avoid the hypers, which triggers the excess insulin response.
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If you look at the two weeks data I just published

http://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/threads/home-oggt-results.126223/page-3#post-1560358

You can see this oscillating pendulum effect starting up in a standard t2 diabetic ( me) as carbs are increased or reduced and thus insulin responses get more dramatic - no doubt this effect is magnified with reactive hypoglaecaemia
 
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