Hazel
Well-Known Member
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 2
Leastways for me.
Since May, I took back control of my life, my diabetes was so out of control, in part due to the stress of caring for my Dad plus my really eating habits during 6 very stressful months whilst Dad was in hospital - I took a long look at myself.
Dad, as you probably know, passed away in July.
In the last 4 and a half months, I have lost over 4 stone (still a zillion to go) and insulin dropped from a ridiculous 150 units of insulin a daily to now around 42 a day and still falling.
My Hba1c has dropped from a horrible 11.7% to 6.2% and is still falling.
My goal, for the next 12 months is to be
completely insulin free - now wouldn't that be great?
Now I do not post this for gold stars, but to encourage other T2s, you CAN help yourself, make small changes - baby steps.
I will never be a Twiggy, or an athlete - but at least be healthier - i hope.
Since May, I took back control of my life, my diabetes was so out of control, in part due to the stress of caring for my Dad plus my really eating habits during 6 very stressful months whilst Dad was in hospital - I took a long look at myself.
Dad, as you probably know, passed away in July.
In the last 4 and a half months, I have lost over 4 stone (still a zillion to go) and insulin dropped from a ridiculous 150 units of insulin a daily to now around 42 a day and still falling.
My Hba1c has dropped from a horrible 11.7% to 6.2% and is still falling.
My goal, for the next 12 months is to be
completely insulin free - now wouldn't that be great?
Now I do not post this for gold stars, but to encourage other T2s, you CAN help yourself, make small changes - baby steps.
I will never be a Twiggy, or an athlete - but at least be healthier - i hope.