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Diabetic + Lapband

Hi everyone. Just wondering any of you stop taking your diabetes med? Any hypo episodes? I work in a dialysis center and I walk almost 5miles a day in a 12hr shift. I been having problem with being hypo all the time. Anyone else work in a hospital and having problem? I cant eat fast during my break so i just live with a few bites and just candy every hour.

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      I take some oral medications. 8 months before lapband, my A1c was 10.1. Month before, it was 9. Month after, it was 8. Three months after, it was 7. That was last September Had labs done

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    I take some oral medications.

    8 months before lapband, my A1c was 10.1. Month before, it was 9. Month after, it was 8. Three months after, it was 7. That was last September

    Had labs done today, see endo on Monday. I have a feeling I'm no longer diabetic!

    It works!

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    Wow that is great. Its really hard working on the hospital floor walking for 12 hrs and eat something that will go down rigth away. Well i hope my diabetes will go soon.

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