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2:22 AM
My husband found a diabetic friendly recipe for curry chicken yall! It was soooo good, it was perfect! We had a salad on the side of it and made enough to last at least three days. He did great!
I hope you all are enjoying your weekend too :)
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Treatment and Management
Yesterday
Getting more and more frustrated with trying to control my sugars. Had meat and veggie soup for lunch today with maybe 8 whole wheat crackers. I took 40 units fast acting insulin with my BS at 149 before lunch and within 30 minutes my sugar spiked to 265. My sugar is never below 165 in the morning even when it’s perfect before bed. Any thoughts??
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12:36 PM
Hello Group, I need support. sugar has been high 4 days 134-180. I can't give up. yes, all know what heaver I am now. You all know want Diabetes gadgets. I wish could have the Libra testing thing but insurance letting me even take insulin insurance doesn't cover it. I need help staying on track and focused. I won't eat more junk food than so bad. It is so hard to stay good all the time.
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Casual Conversation
Saturday
I had a Doctor's.apt. my overall sugar level is 7.1. She is great Dr she said if keep eating healthy Your HC1 will do well next time. she was happy 3 weeks my weight was 156 she is happy finally trying. she told me my weight does factor into the sugar. I have been slipping the last couple of days and not eating healthily. It's snowing in April is that crazy in PA?
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Nutrition and Fitness
Friday
Having difficulties starting on track. Need some tips and tricks to staying motivated. I was diagnosed about a year ago. Started like how I assume most do by going hardcore no carbs, no sugars. Since the Christmas holidays I have been backsliding to the point where I am pretty back to eating how I was before getting diagnosed and because of doctor bills I have been not taking my meds. Now I am experiencing foot pain (sharp tabby pain on the top of one my feet) I know this is not good and I need to get back to following doctor’s orders and take care of myself. Anything that would be helpful to stay on this change would be helpful
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