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TVEditor
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Date Joined Aug 2008
Total Posts : 238

Posted 11/2/2009 8:59 AM (GMT -7)

Just got back from the doc's office -- A1c=5.5. A little higher than last time but expected since I took a week's vacation & cheated a bit on my diet. The doc congratulated me on maintaining normal readings for a full year. I told him I would keep on keeping on

Low-carb works!

Chris - Forum Moderator, Diabetes

~ Diagnosed Type 2 in July 2008 ~ Dropped 49 or so pounds after following HealingWell advice ~
~ Diabetes under control / no meds - so far - knock on head

I used to eat 100% wrong -- now I eat 95% right

loverain
Regular Member

Date Joined Apr 2009
Total Posts : 59

Posted 11/2/2009 10:34 AM (GMT -7)

Yay Chris! Goodie, Goodie for you! Yes, low-carb does work and we are living proof of that. You are a great inspiration to me and to many others, I'm sure. Keep doing what you're doing because you're doing it right! Joni

Phishbowl
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Date Joined May 2006
Total Posts : 415

Posted 11/3/2009 2:40 PM (GMT -7)

Totally awesome, Chris!! I'm so happy for your success

You've always had a great attitude and that too, is inspirational. That you appreciate that diabetes is/can be an ever evolving beast (along with our bodies) and are ever conscious of that, will ensure your continued success. Rah-rah-sis-boom-bah!! Kudos to you!

Kris

Cheers,
- Phishbowl (Type 1 since Jan'05 - Levemir, NovoRapid)
"What's Not Measured Is Not Managed"

"It is impossible for a man to learn what he thinks he already knows"-Epictetus

LanieG
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Date Joined Nov 2006
Total Posts : 933

Posted 11/5/2009 8:18 PM (GMT -7)

Lanie

^{forum moderator - diabetes}

^{diabetes controlled so far by exercise and a low/no carb diet}

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