Matching Song Game

MeeTooTeeTo

Well-Known Member

Jun 16, 2022

#14,521

Nice to be Dead - Iggy Pop

ColinUK

Well-Known Member

Jun 16, 2022

#14,522

Dead Ringer for Love - Meat Loaf (ft Cher)

janw

Much Missed Member.

Jun 16, 2022

#14,523

Aw - Meatloaf - just listening to his songs now - still need more after seeing the musical this week - appetite truly wet!

Love You Out Loud - Meatloaf

what else,,,,

Blood test 21 July 2021.
Haemoglobin A1c level 7.4 % [4.0 - 5.9] Haemoglobin A1c level - IFCC standardised 57 mmol/mol [20.0 - 41.0]
Diagnosed Type 2 on 5 August 2021
No meds at the moment.
Second blood test 7 October 2021
Haemoglobin A1c level 6.5 % [4.0 - 5.9] Haemoglobin A1c level - IFCC standardised 48 mmol/mol [20.0 - 41.0]
Weight at diagnosis: 160 pounds (72.5kg)
Weight at last check: 141 pounds (63.9kg) - into healthy weight finally !!! 140 pounds (63.5kg) 135.5 pounds (61.46kg) 135 pounds (61.23kg)
Next check-up due in April 2022 - or maybe not ....
HbA1c blood test taken 23 May 2022 - DN appointment due 9 June 2022
RESULT from online records 25.05.2022: Haemoglobin A1c level - IFCC standardised (XaPbt) 45 mmol/mol - this, I presume, puts me back down into the PRE-diabetic range!

....................................
Also have:
COPD (Use Ventolin and Clenil), High Blood Pressure, Hay Fever, Fruit allergy, Weak tendon in arm, Damaged coccyx. Low platelets - Update: I've now been told the level is near normal now - maybe due to all the steroids I've had to take since December
Many food intolerances such as white processed bread (due to yeast not having enough time to make product edible before being baked), olive oil, peppermint oil, raw tomatoes, oranges - the list seems to grow continuously...... add on another type of hay fever med and lettuce

Contused

Well-Known Member

Jun 16, 2022

#14,524

Loud & Heavy — Cody Jinks

C&E Guy

Well-Known Member

Jun 16, 2022

#14,525

Heavy Fuel - Dire Straits

ColinUK

Well-Known Member

Jun 16, 2022

#14,526

Fuel my Fire - Prodigy

Lily123

Well-Known Member

Jun 16, 2022

#14,527

Firework - Katy Perry

janw

Much Missed Member.

Jun 16, 2022

#14,528

Fireworks at Dawn - Senses Fail

Blood test 21 July 2021.
Haemoglobin A1c level 7.4 % [4.0 - 5.9] Haemoglobin A1c level - IFCC standardised 57 mmol/mol [20.0 - 41.0]
Diagnosed Type 2 on 5 August 2021
No meds at the moment.
Second blood test 7 October 2021
Haemoglobin A1c level 6.5 % [4.0 - 5.9] Haemoglobin A1c level - IFCC standardised 48 mmol/mol [20.0 - 41.0]
Weight at diagnosis: 160 pounds (72.5kg)
Weight at last check: 141 pounds (63.9kg) - into healthy weight finally !!! 140 pounds (63.5kg) 135.5 pounds (61.46kg) 135 pounds (61.23kg)
Next check-up due in April 2022 - or maybe not ....
HbA1c blood test taken 23 May 2022 - DN appointment due 9 June 2022
RESULT from online records 25.05.2022: Haemoglobin A1c level - IFCC standardised (XaPbt) 45 mmol/mol - this, I presume, puts me back down into the PRE-diabetic range!

....................................
Also have:
COPD (Use Ventolin and Clenil), High Blood Pressure, Hay Fever, Fruit allergy, Weak tendon in arm, Damaged coccyx. Low platelets - Update: I've now been told the level is near normal now - maybe due to all the steroids I've had to take since December
Many food intolerances such as white processed bread (due to yeast not having enough time to make product edible before being baked), olive oil, peppermint oil, raw tomatoes, oranges - the list seems to grow continuously...... add on another type of hay fever med and lettuce

Kreator

Well-Known Member

Jun 17, 2022

#14,529

At Dawn They Sleep - Slayer

Diagnosed T2D in 2018 with a HbA1c of 88
HbA1c Hovered between 54 - 46 from that time for 3 years with full 2000mg Metformin dose...
...until NHS Low Calorie Diet started in May 2021 - Stopped ALL Meds incl. Statins (Statins may play a part again at some stage)
(Low Calorie Diet completed August 2021, and real food from then on)
I lost 20Kg and am now really happy with my weight at 57-58Kg (I'm only 5ft 4"!), and I feel fitter and way more energy than I have done in years!
HbA1c December 2020 - 48
HbA1c March 2021 - 47
HbA1c since NHS Low Calorie Diet started (Fully Food Based from August 2021)
June 2021 - 42
Sept 2021 - 37
Dec 2021 - 35
May 2022 - 39
Nov 2022 - 38
May 2023 - 39
October 2023 - 35
March 2024 - 39
June 2024 - 38
Nov 2024 - 41 - Well, I did break 3 ribs a few weeks before, and stress levels were high!
May 2025 - 40 - Stress levels still a little high due to moving house a month before! - Still in Remission!
Still Generally Heathly Balanced Diet, T-Plate Method, Physically active (Walking. Jogging (Running now!) Cycling), Remission Achieved!

MeeTooTeeTo

Well-Known Member

Jun 17, 2022

#14,530

Sleeping Satellite - Tasmin Archer

janw

Much Missed Member.

Jun 17, 2022

#14,531

Satellite Blues - AC/DC

Blood test 21 July 2021.
Haemoglobin A1c level 7.4 % [4.0 - 5.9] Haemoglobin A1c level - IFCC standardised 57 mmol/mol [20.0 - 41.0]
Diagnosed Type 2 on 5 August 2021
No meds at the moment.
Second blood test 7 October 2021
Haemoglobin A1c level 6.5 % [4.0 - 5.9] Haemoglobin A1c level - IFCC standardised 48 mmol/mol [20.0 - 41.0]
Weight at diagnosis: 160 pounds (72.5kg)
Weight at last check: 141 pounds (63.9kg) - into healthy weight finally !!! 140 pounds (63.5kg) 135.5 pounds (61.46kg) 135 pounds (61.23kg)
Next check-up due in April 2022 - or maybe not ....
HbA1c blood test taken 23 May 2022 - DN appointment due 9 June 2022
RESULT from online records 25.05.2022: Haemoglobin A1c level - IFCC standardised (XaPbt) 45 mmol/mol - this, I presume, puts me back down into the PRE-diabetic range!

....................................
Also have:
COPD (Use Ventolin and Clenil), High Blood Pressure, Hay Fever, Fruit allergy, Weak tendon in arm, Damaged coccyx. Low platelets - Update: I've now been told the level is near normal now - maybe due to all the steroids I've had to take since December
Many food intolerances such as white processed bread (due to yeast not having enough time to make product edible before being baked), olive oil, peppermint oil, raw tomatoes, oranges - the list seems to grow continuously...... add on another type of hay fever med and lettuce

MeeTooTeeTo

Well-Known Member

Jun 17, 2022

#14,532

Blue Suede Shoes - Carl Perkins

janw

Much Missed Member.

Jun 17, 2022

#14,533

Shoes On the Bed - Nine Days

Blood test 21 July 2021.
Haemoglobin A1c level 7.4 % [4.0 - 5.9] Haemoglobin A1c level - IFCC standardised 57 mmol/mol [20.0 - 41.0]
Diagnosed Type 2 on 5 August 2021
No meds at the moment.
Second blood test 7 October 2021
Haemoglobin A1c level 6.5 % [4.0 - 5.9] Haemoglobin A1c level - IFCC standardised 48 mmol/mol [20.0 - 41.0]
Weight at diagnosis: 160 pounds (72.5kg)
Weight at last check: 141 pounds (63.9kg) - into healthy weight finally !!! 140 pounds (63.5kg) 135.5 pounds (61.46kg) 135 pounds (61.23kg)
Next check-up due in April 2022 - or maybe not ....
HbA1c blood test taken 23 May 2022 - DN appointment due 9 June 2022
RESULT from online records 25.05.2022: Haemoglobin A1c level - IFCC standardised (XaPbt) 45 mmol/mol - this, I presume, puts me back down into the PRE-diabetic range!

....................................
Also have:
COPD (Use Ventolin and Clenil), High Blood Pressure, Hay Fever, Fruit allergy, Weak tendon in arm, Damaged coccyx. Low platelets - Update: I've now been told the level is near normal now - maybe due to all the steroids I've had to take since December
Many food intolerances such as white processed bread (due to yeast not having enough time to make product edible before being baked), olive oil, peppermint oil, raw tomatoes, oranges - the list seems to grow continuously...... add on another type of hay fever med and lettuce

MeeTooTeeTo

Well-Known Member

Jun 17, 2022

#14,534

Bed and Breakfast Man - Madness

ColinUK

Well-Known Member

Jun 17, 2022

#14,535

Man! I feel like a woman! - Shania Twain

Kreator

Well-Known Member

Jun 17, 2022

#14,536

A Woman a Man Walked By/The Crow Knows Where All the Little Children Go - PJ Harvey

Diagnosed T2D in 2018 with a HbA1c of 88
HbA1c Hovered between 54 - 46 from that time for 3 years with full 2000mg Metformin dose...
...until NHS Low Calorie Diet started in May 2021 - Stopped ALL Meds incl. Statins (Statins may play a part again at some stage)
(Low Calorie Diet completed August 2021, and real food from then on)
I lost 20Kg and am now really happy with my weight at 57-58Kg (I'm only 5ft 4"!), and I feel fitter and way more energy than I have done in years!
HbA1c December 2020 - 48
HbA1c March 2021 - 47
HbA1c since NHS Low Calorie Diet started (Fully Food Based from August 2021)
June 2021 - 42
Sept 2021 - 37
Dec 2021 - 35
May 2022 - 39
Nov 2022 - 38
May 2023 - 39
October 2023 - 35
March 2024 - 39
June 2024 - 38
Nov 2024 - 41 - Well, I did break 3 ribs a few weeks before, and stress levels were high!
May 2025 - 40 - Stress levels still a little high due to moving house a month before! - Still in Remission!
Still Generally Heathly Balanced Diet, T-Plate Method, Physically active (Walking. Jogging (Running now!) Cycling), Remission Achieved!

Contused

Well-Known Member

Jun 17, 2022

#14,537

Go, Jimmy, Go — Jimmy Clanton

MeeTooTeeTo

Well-Known Member

Jun 17, 2022

#14,538

Gossip Calypso - Bernard Cribbins

Kreator

Well-Known Member

Jun 17, 2022

#14,539

Soil - System Of A Down

Diagnosed T2D in 2018 with a HbA1c of 88
HbA1c Hovered between 54 - 46 from that time for 3 years with full 2000mg Metformin dose...
...until NHS Low Calorie Diet started in May 2021 - Stopped ALL Meds incl. Statins (Statins may play a part again at some stage)
(Low Calorie Diet completed August 2021, and real food from then on)
I lost 20Kg and am now really happy with my weight at 57-58Kg (I'm only 5ft 4"!), and I feel fitter and way more energy than I have done in years!
HbA1c December 2020 - 48
HbA1c March 2021 - 47
HbA1c since NHS Low Calorie Diet started (Fully Food Based from August 2021)
June 2021 - 42
Sept 2021 - 37
Dec 2021 - 35
May 2022 - 39
Nov 2022 - 38
May 2023 - 39
October 2023 - 35
March 2024 - 39
June 2024 - 38
Nov 2024 - 41 - Well, I did break 3 ribs a few weeks before, and stress levels were high!
May 2025 - 40 - Stress levels still a little high due to moving house a month before! - Still in Remission!
Still Generally Heathly Balanced Diet, T-Plate Method, Physically active (Walking. Jogging (Running now!) Cycling), Remission Achieved!

ColinUK

Well-Known Member

Jun 17, 2022

#14,540

Oil On Water - Bastille