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Hi guys im new you ok

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Carlton Costello said:
I was 15 11 last year 15 3 now i sbould have made more of an effort i losing weight when i was pre diabetes but to late now x
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Not too late. You are sending your weight in the right direction. Well done and keep going.
 
Copepod said:
You're on the right track with diet. Cutting down on beer isn't so final as giving up totally - best to enjoy quality, rather than quantity, of pints.
How is your weight? Do you need to reduce it? How's your level of physical activity?
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Welcome to the forum, CC. Hope you don't mind me butting in with a question while beer is on topic. I don't touch beer or lager now but before diagnosis, I was quite partial to a glass of cider. I haven't touched it for months but wondered if the odd glass would be tolerable. I know I could try and test, but wondered what others had.
 
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Im out now had a few at home just got in pub first pint my sugars dont go to low after drinking or whilst drinking get out and enjoy u only live once unless ure james bond and they dont go high either
 
Do you know what your level was before the glucose test?
 
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