clengyel

During the "honeymoon stage" it was easy. Didn't matter what I ate I would lose. All of that ended in December 2015. My body has suddenly become very resistant to losing. Had to re- think my lifestyle as my "little bites" of the foods I used to eat started creeping back into my life. That along with having a couple of drinks a day ( which also includes snacking) was stalling me big time. I'm back on track, stopped the alcohol, the drinking with meals and have limited the carbs. That along with no snacking between meals and exercise is doing the trick. So easy for bad habits to resurface!!!

His GP thought it was a little strange that the other Doctor insisted that he get his A1c down to 9 to be eligible for surgery. His last A1C was 9.6. Pretty sure surgery will eliminate the diabetes anyways... We've eliminated all sugars and the numbers aren't moving very fast. He's taking insulin 4 times a day, plus an extra pill, along with some exercise on the bike. Going back to the Doc in a few days...

Hubby's blood sugar is too high and the Doctor wants it lowered before continuing. He's a little bummed out. He was looking forward to a go ahead for surgery.

I'm 51 and today I go to meet the surgeons. I'm told I could be scheduled as early as Feb 6th ????