Martin Canty
Well-Known Member
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 2
Hi All,
I'm an ExPat, living in California.... Just 'found' this forum this morning & thought I'd introduce myself.
Diagnosed T2 just over a year ago, I have been on a voyage of discovery in relation to my diet & Blood Glucose, I must say it has been enlightening, particularly the lows on a conventional diet & Glyburide. Personally my quest has lead me to a LCHF diet (20 carbs a day) and cutting the Glyburide; these days my FBG is in the 70-90 range based on diet, exercise & Metformin (which I don't really need) & an A1C of 5.5% 6 weeks into a LCHF diet.
I am very lucky, I'm reading a lot of tales about Doctors being slow to acknowledge diagnosis or start treatment; my PCP just walked into the room after some blood work & told me "Your Fasting Blood Glucose is 253, you are diabetic". Since then he has been very supportive & wholeheartedly agrees with my stance of not wanting to take drugs.
Wish you guys the best of luck in our lifelong quest for control
I'm an ExPat, living in California.... Just 'found' this forum this morning & thought I'd introduce myself.
Diagnosed T2 just over a year ago, I have been on a voyage of discovery in relation to my diet & Blood Glucose, I must say it has been enlightening, particularly the lows on a conventional diet & Glyburide. Personally my quest has lead me to a LCHF diet (20 carbs a day) and cutting the Glyburide; these days my FBG is in the 70-90 range based on diet, exercise & Metformin (which I don't really need) & an A1C of 5.5% 6 weeks into a LCHF diet.
I am very lucky, I'm reading a lot of tales about Doctors being slow to acknowledge diagnosis or start treatment; my PCP just walked into the room after some blood work & told me "Your Fasting Blood Glucose is 253, you are diabetic". Since then he has been very supportive & wholeheartedly agrees with my stance of not wanting to take drugs.
Wish you guys the best of luck in our lifelong quest for control