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Amigo

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Just had my annual diabetic review (I don’t see them any other time about it). I knew my Hba1c was 42 but was delighted to find my cholesterol down from 6.4 to 5.4 (still a work in progress).
My weight had remained the same (they have inaccurate, kind scales) and my feet are pink and pulsing well!

My b/p did it’s usual white coat hypertensive leap but I expected that and will undoubtedly get a call back suggesting I re-test. Happens every time a medic comes near me.

Had my flu and second part of pneumonia jab.

I had a look at my other blood results and predictably they are on the rise in line with the leukaemia but one issue at a time and the nurse isn’t involved with that side of things.

She said she didn’t know what I was doing right but to keep on doing it (but don’t forget to live a bit too...nice advice). She said without diabetic meds or statins and with other very serious health problems, my result were ‘outstanding’. Shucks, I might just have a chocolate biscuit to celebrate! 🙂
 
Fantastic :D x
 
That's great news!
 
That’s great news Amigo.
 
Go Amigo!:D
 
That's brilliant. Well done 🙂
 
Well done Amigo, and another pat on the back from me too.🙂
 
Well done amigo
 
Olé Amigo!

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Yay, great news, well done. clap.gif
 
Just had my annual diabetic review (I don’t see them any other time about it). I knew my Hba1c was 42 but was delighted to find my cholesterol down from 6.4 to 5.4 (still a work in progress).
My weight had remained the same (they have inaccurate, kind scales) and my feet are pink and pulsing well!

My b/p did it’s usual white coat hypertensive leap but I expected that and will undoubtedly get a call back suggesting I re-test. Happens every time a medic comes near me.

Had my flu and second part of pneumonia jab.

I had a look at my other blood results and predictably they are on the rise in line with the leukaemia but one issue at a time and the nurse isn’t involved with that side of things.

She said she didn’t know what I was doing right but to keep on doing it (but don’t forget to live a bit too...nice advice). She said without diabetic meds or statins and with other very serious health problems, my result were ‘outstanding’. Shucks, I might just have a chocolate biscuit to celebrate! 🙂
Utmost RESPECT for you Amigo.
 
Well done Amigo. A well deserved reward for all your hard work. Hope you are going to have a little treat. You should be very proud of your achievement 🙂
 
Just had my annual diabetic review (I don’t see them any other time about it). I knew my Hba1c was 42 but was delighted to find my cholesterol down from 6.4 to 5.4 (still a work in progress).
My weight had remained the same (they have inaccurate, kind scales) and my feet are pink and pulsing well!

My b/p did it’s usual white coat hypertensive leap but I expected that and will undoubtedly get a call back suggesting I re-test. Happens every time a medic comes near me.

Had my flu and second part of pneumonia jab.

I had a look at my other blood results and predictably they are on the rise in line with the leukaemia but one issue at a time and the nurse isn’t involved with that side of things.

She said she didn’t know what I was doing right but to keep on doing it (but don’t forget to live a bit too...nice advice). She said without diabetic meds or statins and with other very serious health problems, my result were ‘outstanding’. Shucks, I might just have a chocolate biscuit to celebrate! 🙂
First class review Amigo...cholesterol almost there...besides its the ratios that are important...BP always do mine at home before appointments...otherwise it shoots up as soon as I get to the surgery door...42...great levels particularly since you're diet & exercise only (we can often forget that)...as you say one thing at a time...only 1 chocolate biscuit really?
 
Good stuff Amigo! Congratulations 🙂
 
Great results!!
I. cured my high BP problems that were caused by blue uniform syndrome (nurses) !!by taking my BP at home for a couple of weeks and taking the results into the surgery at my next Diabetes review and of course the results were OK and the strange thing is that even when the vampire nurse takes a my BP it is normal now !
CAROL
 
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