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Good news! Had to share..... 8-)

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Amazing! so happy for you
 
pjgtech said:
Well, as we know, unfortunately you are never free from Diabetes, once diagnosed, even if you go into remission, it can always come back. So, although this is good news, I have to continue to monitor my BG levels and also maintain the weight loss and change my lifestyle, (via eating and exercise) from now on going forward.
But I now know that I can do it and I now have the experience and knowledge and tools to help me in the future.
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As a wise person once said,....... "Never ignore your diabetes, because your diabetes won't be ignoring you".

Sobering, but true in most cases. (There are always exceptions to rules/norms)
 
Very glad it has worked out for you. Sometimes wish it would do the same for me. I cut out loads of carbs when I was pre-diabetic and it did drop a bit but has gone back up again to 42. I don't carry weight and cannot really lose too much more. GP has told me it is not weight related anyway and most likely age related insulin resistance I am trying again to get it down to a normal reading.
 
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