Docb
Moderator
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 2
@Gwynn - maybe you are illustrating the problem with attaching labels to things.
Seems to me that what you have demonstrated is that all the work you have done has resulted in your system being able to cope with a big slug of glucose, something it could not have done when you were diagnosed. Does that make you not a diabetic or does it make you a diabetic with the problem under very good control? I dunno, you can look at it either way, but the bottom line must be that if you cut the exercise, went back to high carbs and put the weight back on then chances are you would be back where you started from and be diabetic all over again.
Either way up, as they say round here, you have got to be pleased with what you have achieved. 🙂
Seems to me that what you have demonstrated is that all the work you have done has resulted in your system being able to cope with a big slug of glucose, something it could not have done when you were diagnosed. Does that make you not a diabetic or does it make you a diabetic with the problem under very good control? I dunno, you can look at it either way, but the bottom line must be that if you cut the exercise, went back to high carbs and put the weight back on then chances are you would be back where you started from and be diabetic all over again.
Either way up, as they say round here, you have got to be pleased with what you have achieved. 🙂