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Hello to everybody, just been diagnosed with type 2 after finally getting my weight loss cause diagnosed . From what the nurse told me my reading was 24 for a norm of 6 - 10. All the info is a bit confusing so I'll be posting on the food section as to what I can and cant eat as I've always been a bit fussy
 
baz1797 said:
Hello to everybody, just been diagnosed with type 2 after finally getting my weight loss cause diagnosed . From what the nurse told me my reading was 24 for a norm of 6 - 10. All the info is a bit confusing so I'll be posting on the food section as to what I can and cant eat as I've always been a bit fussy
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Hi baz, and welcome to the forum, I’ve just replied on your cereal query thread (just in case anyone else sees this post and is thinking along the same lines, ie Type 1 or LADA)
 
Welcome to the forum @baz1797

Sorry to hear about your diagnosis.

Hope sharing your experiences and asking questions of forum members will soon help you get a handle on things 🙂

Fire away with any questions, we have literally centuries of lived diabetes experience between us, and nothing will be considered too obvious or ‘silly’ 🙂
 
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