given up
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Tomorrow I'm seeing my diabetic nurse and I have had enough now on controlling it gonna stop taking all my meds just had enough and I am going to tell her that.
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Posted , 9 users are following.
Tomorrow I'm seeing my diabetic nurse and I have had enough now on controlling it gonna stop taking all my meds just had enough and I am going to tell her that.
1 like, 97 replies
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jewel2828 catherine_08220
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you can not give up on yourself !
jane243 catherine_08220
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Lovelane09 jane243
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jane243 Lovelane09
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blodwyn Lovelane09
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I wish I had taken more notice of the nurse when I was prediabetic.I don't think i really appreciated how serious it could be until I started to go blind.
Jane's advice makes sense to me.
If you should become diabetic,meds will not be the complete answer as you will still have to modify your diet so you may as well do it before.
Forewarned is forearmed.
mark357 jane243
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I wish it was that simple for me as each time I see the diabetic team, they keep telling me that I am under weight for my high.
high: 5:9"
build: med
weight: 10st 2lb
I was told that I should be around 11st 8lb, how true this is...I don't know.
jane243 mark357
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mark357 jane243
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THX for the feedback, but I can honestly say that I am always careful with what I eat due to health related issues. But whenever I see the diabetic nurse or my doctor, they constantly check my weight then moan that I am under weight.
I tend to ignore them as I feel happy and not only that if I ever try to eat more than normal, I feel bloated then tend to miss meals till everything settle's down which could take a couple of days
jane243 mark357
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mark357 jane243
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I am T2 and missing meals are bad for you if you are diabetic, that is why I ignore what the doctor/diabetic nurse says whenever they say that I am under weight and should eat more. I am happy with how things are I take an assortment of medication for diabetes and for other health matters as well. But I look thin for 5.9" as I don't have any kind of bulge. Sometimes I do lose weight especially in this kind of weather, as I don't have much of an appetite in warm weather. During this kind of weather I tend to live on sandwiches most of the time and Sunday's is the only day of the week where I will have a cooked dinner. Like Saturday I had four slices of toast in the afternoon and the same for evening meal and that is it.
jane243 mark357
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mark357 jane243
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First of all I have my A1c done every 6 mths and the last test was fine. As for my diet I do eat plenty of bread simply because it helps with my digestive tract.
Salad is a completely different story, if I consumer things like lettuce, cucumber etc the I start getting a bad stomach, as for some reason my stomach can't digest it. Whether it has something to do with the ulcers, as I have been told that I have quite a few.
I have been tested and was told to stay off a majority of salad products. The only one that I am safe to eat is tomatoes, which I do eat.
mark357 jane243
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mark357 here again, I forgot to mention that as I was growing up, most of my childhood (birth - 8 y.old) I was fed by tube as I was born prematurely my oesophagus/stomach had not developed properly and now both oesophagus/stomach are badly scared. If I get the slightest stomach ache I have to call my GP, then he arranges for me to have another camera down the throat. Several times I have had torn the lining of the oesophagus as it joins to the stomach.
By now I must have had about 200+ of being rushed into the hospital.
So as my diet consists of mainly bread my visits to the hospital are a lot less now. But I do have a wide range of foods and the nearest that I can get to regarding salad is things like coleslaw and potato salad, nothing which is heavy in vinegar like pickle onions and pickle cabbage and beetroot.
But I still have steamed fish, plenty of fruit and veg so I still have a good range of foods and NO alcohol, mainly tea or water.
jane243 mark357
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mark357 jane243
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But please don't think that you was being bossy and if ever you wish to ask anything, then please don't hesitate to get in touch.
mu111 mark357
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mark357 mu111
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I am only 48, had cancer twice, GP said that recent cholesterol and diabetic A1c are also good. So with what I am doing is excellent, doctors tell me to carry on with what I am doing.
In the past I have had cancer twice. Had numerous operations that involved several metal implants and now having to deal with an enlarged prostate along with medication to block neuropathic nerves.
mu111 mark357
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mark357 mu111
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My method of cooking are veg are steamed, chip are part boil cooled then flash fry eggs poached or boiled. Finally meat products are part steamed, part baked with no oil.
With plenty of fruit mainly apples, bananas, pears I can't have citrus fruits because of one of my medication.
mu111 mark357
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mark357 mu111
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mu111 mark357
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The reason I mentioned the diet organisations is because I didn't want you to be too restricted in your diet on what you can eat and what you can't. I did not mention the names of the organisations that provide these services because it is up to you which you choose, and even if you want to use one, it is entirely up to you if you want to follow my advice. I told you about the superfoods because I believe and know that they can help you. Their names are " Alen" and "Eveliza". Originated in Ecuador from 30 years research with the sole purpose of helping people. I am not here to put money on people's pocket, if these superfoods are able to help people then I will advice them to have a look at them and may be even try them. I hope you will not still see me as a promoter. My only intention here is to help people as much as I can.
I also mentioned this to Lovelane. I don't post links on the forums as it can be seen as promoting which is how you saw it.
mark357 mu111
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mu111 mark357
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Lovelane09 mu111
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mark357 mu111
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mu111 Lovelane09
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mu111 mark357
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mark357 mu111
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Anyone can come on the net with the same story.
list the ingredients (what's in the product )
mu111 mark357
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The ingredients are: Quinua (Quinoa), Wheat Germ, Wheat Bran and Red and Brown Seaweed Extract. All these ingredients uniquely preserved and produced to maintain the nutrients and their structures undamaged.
mark357 mu111
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