First of all, I want to thank the people who responded to my posting. I
printed out everything everyone said. Then we went out for a nice dinner
and I explained that I had been very quiet at home for the past four or
five days because I was thinking about how to handle the ...

I have been having fun (yeah, right) with my new meter, and most FBG
readings have been in the 92 to 117 range.
An hour after breakfast, the range is 167-182. Two hours after breakfast,
it's under 100. I am still playing with what to eat for breakfast so as to

That's the name of the game in a diabetic group.
But never forget there is a wide range of diabetic
conditions.
You have to select what fits your case.

Righty
Weight down from 14.5 stone to 13.2 - not bad but more to go
Hba1c down to 7 from 7.1 - no worries there
Slight bit of protein detected, (.23 where .15 is reccomended) going

Wel, 6 months on, and another set of blood tests. As I'm not allowed
to check my BG, I have to put up with the  6 monthly hba1c to give me
a clue. And this time round, it's hab1c 6.0 and cholesterol 3.4. Last
time I was at 5.8 and 3.2, so I'm not too unhappy, as I'm more in a

http://joslin.org/1474_3924.asp
Researchers are doing a study, using dietary supplements, DHA, to see
if given during pregnancy and/or early childhood could help in
delaying or preventing type 1 diabetes in individuals who may have a

Is this treatment available in the UK yet?
http://www.byetta.com/index.jsp
Simon
T2 2000 mg Avandamet

I am one day closer to the grave. Thank you.

http://diabetes.org/diabetesnewsarticle.jsp?storyId=14899607&filename=20070419/r
euters20070419health00000021reutershealthEDIT.xml
or
http://tinyurl.com/yq8l9b
(excerpt)

ok then, over the last year I got good control of my bg's
but it seems like I'm aging more quickly now.  I'm only 48,
but now I' m having some  (seemingly less than intelligent)
older people ask me if I'm a senior citizen.

http://diabetes.org/tipoftheday.jsp?WTLPromo=HOME_tipoftheday&vms=230430423727
TIP OF THE DAY FROM THE ADA
Question:
Is it more important to decrease the cholesterol or the saturated fat

I'm kinda starting to stress and today isn't a good day for me
(left the house for a 5hr outing without taking my meds first)
so I'm not the sharpest knife in the drawer right now so I'm
asking for a bit of help to ease my mind.

I wonder if anyone has any theories about the following?
I am on Novarapid with every meal and Insulatard overnight. Sometimes
I can go to bed with a BS level of, say, 10mmols and after the
insulatard (same amount every night) I can be around 6 in the moring.

An article on research into a new way to test BG:
http://www.healthscout.com/news/322/8015463/main.html

ok, where exactly on the thigh do you test?  Like the outside (pinky toe
side)?
Thanks in advance,
Kris