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So shocked but over the moon

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Louise79

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Hi everyone! I got diagnosed with T2 in Dec 2016 (nice Xmas pressie lol)I took it off my own back to get myself a blood test for diabetes as I had found out a lot of my family members on my dads side had T2 my dad included, my test came back at 97!! Put straight on metformin. 500 a day to increase to 1000 x 2 daily. Had no probs at first but then it was making me really light headed and weird, went straight to this forum and quickly realised my best chance to reverse this was to go low carb high fat! I have embraced it and love it! Still even have red wine! I have went from 17st 8lb to 15st 11lb since January, and the best news ever was a phone call from my doctor was my bloods are in non diabetic range of 38!!! Iv to get off medication and keep to my lifestyle change! Over the moon is an understatement, I will never become complacent and go bk to carbs, just a big thank you for everyone who posts on this, you do make a difference 🙂
 
Hi Louise.
What a brilliant and heart warming post . Congratulations on a terrific weight loss in a short period you must have worked your socks off . All power to you I hope you continue to do well. If this forum can help just one person transform there lives it's done it's job
 
Iv been a bit of a floater, to shy to post but now iv had such positive news I need to tell everyone, my doc looked shocked I was going down the lchf route but I didn't care, it works!!
 
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Iv been a bit of a floater, to shy to post but now iv had such positive news I need to tell everyone, my doc looked shocked I was going down the lchf root but I didn't care! Now she got egg on her face that it works!!
Brillaint well your a success story and so you should be shouting it from the roof top . Don't be shy we are a really nice bunch (most of time) 😛
 
Aww thank you xx
 
Fantastic result. Well done x
 
Well done Louise, that is a fantastic achievement. You've every right to proclaim it from the rooftops. Keep up the good work. Don't wait till you are hiding behind lampposts before you get in touch again. Everyone wants to hear good news🙂
 
Did your Gp give you a BG meter to manage your diabetes?
 
No nothing , I really want to test but can't ATM due to money issues x
 
Fabulous results Louise! Well done! 🙂 Keep up the good work, and don't be a stranger! 🙂
 
Hi everyone! I got diagnosed with T2 in Dec 2016 (nice Xmas pressie lol)I took it off my own back to get myself a blood test for diabetes as I had found out a lot of my family members on my dads side had T2 my dad included, my test came back at 97!! Put straight on metformin. 500 a day to increase to 1000 x 2 daily. Had no probs at first but then it was making me really light headed and weird, went straight to this forum and quickly realised my best chance to reverse this was to go low carb high fat! I have embraced it and love it! Still even have red wine! I have went from 17st 8lb to 15st 11lb since January, and the best news ever was a phone call from my doctor was my bloods are in non diabetic range of 38!!! Iv to get off medication and keep to my lifestyle change! Over the moon is an understatement, I will never become complacent and go bk to carbs, just a big thank you for everyone who posts on this, you do make a difference 🙂
Fabulous news Louise...no doubt will be a great encouragement to others...it is hard work but can be done...great example.
 
Welcome. That's absolutely brilliant, well done. What meter have are you using.
 
That's a great result Louise. Well done!
 
Fantastic results and well done for all your hard work. It is so good to hear your good new, thanks for sharing.
 
What a brilliant post, I'm well chuffed for you. Glad you found the confidence to post. I lurked for quite a while before posting, but have found everyone to be so encouraging - on good days and bad, that I haven't looked back since 🙂
 
Brilliant 🙂 Keep on posting!
 
No nothing , I really want to test but can't ATM due to money issues x
thats amazing to get such a good result while being unable to test. Have you asked your gp for a testing kit?
 
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