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Hello @Hayleykjjt welcome to the forum great to have you onboard.

Tell us a bit about your self how you came to be diagnosed and are you on any medication,
have you a test meter and can you let us know what your HbA1c was? obviously this is if
you wish to but it will help members to advise you,

Take care stay safe. xx
 
Hi - I'm Hayley. I have posted on other threads when I got diagnosed but more in blind panic!!! I'm now ok to talk like a human!!! Xx I went for some blood tests due to some other issues I had but kinda knew anyway that I have it. I'm type 2 and my HbA1c was 67. I have a monitor and my levels are in the 13 at the min so trying to bring thst down. Take 4 metformin a day and feeling exceptionally sick on them!!! But needs must!!! Nice to meet you all xxx
 
Hayleykjjt said:
Hi - I'm Hayley. I have posted on other threads when I got diagnosed but more in blind panic!!! I'm now ok to talk like a human!!! Xx I went for some blood tests due to some other issues I had but kinda knew anyway that I have it. I'm type 2 and my HbA1c was 67. I have a monitor and my levels are in the 13 at the min so trying to bring thst down. Take 4 metformin a day and feeling exceptionally sick on them!!! But needs must!!! Nice to meet you all xxx
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Nice to hear from you Hayley 🙂

Glad to hear you’ve passed through the blind panic phase!

You might enjoy the long-running ‘waking average’ thread which many members use as a chance to check-in and briefly catch up in the mornings 🙂

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