Wish me luck!
 

I have a Doctor's appointment tomorrow morning. This will be my first
follow-up visit since I was diagnosed as a T2 diabetic on December 15th
(hba1c was 9). The Doc told me to cut out all fast food, follow my low carb
diet, try to lose some weight, then to come back in a month.

I reduced my carbs some more and also have limited calories to around 1500
for the past month. Eaten no processed or prepackaged foods. Back to the
basics; meat and veggies. I've been checking my blood glucose morning,
night, and before and 2 hrs after each meal. It's been in the normal range
for the entire month Hopefully I can get away with no meds for the diabetes,
controlling it with just diet.

According to my HealthOMeter scales I've lost an incredible 26 pounds since
my diagnosis about 33 days ago. Can't wait to see what the Doctor's scales
say, and what SHE says! I know this sounds unbelievable -- especially since
this time included the Christmas holidays -- but I've had the motivation.
I'm determined that I'm not going to let diabetes complications affect my
life, as I've seen happen to my sister.

I'm a hotel GM, and one of my frequent guests asked me today if I was sick.
When I said "no,why?," he said that I had lost an awful lot of weight since
he saw me a few weeks ago. :)

If I have more bloodwork done tomorrow it may be a couple of days before the
results come back; I'll post my results. My cholesterol and triglycerides
are also going under the microscope -- er, centrifuge.
--
Peter
website: http://users.thelink.net/marengo

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Best wishes Peter.

--
JJ.
275/205/185 - as of 1/15/2004
Atkins since 9/1/2003
http://f2.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/jjsmythe/my_photos
Hey, I think this is working!


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I have a Doctor's appointment tomorrow morning. This will be my first
follow-up visit since I was diagnosed as a T2 diabetic on December 15th
(hba1c was 9). The Doc told me to cut out all fast food, follow my low
carb
diet, try to lose some weight, then to come back in a month.

I reduced my carbs some more and also have limited calories to around 1500
for the past month. Eaten no processed or prepackaged foods. Back to the
basics; meat and veggies. I've been checking my blood glucose morning,
night, and before and 2 hrs after each meal. It's been in the normal
range
for the entire month Hopefully I can get away with no meds for the
diabetes,
controlling it with just diet.

According to my HealthOMeter scales I've lost an incredible 26 pounds
since
my diagnosis about 33 days ago. Can't wait to see what the Doctor's
scales
say, and what SHE says! I know this sounds unbelievable -- especially
since
this time included the Christmas holidays -- but I've had the motivation.
I'm determined that I'm not going to let diabetes complications affect my
life, as I've seen happen to my sister.

I'm a hotel GM, and one of my frequent guests asked me today if I was
sick.
When I said "no,why?," he said that I had lost an awful lot of weight
since
he saw me a few weeks ago. :)

If I have more bloodwork done tomorrow it may be a couple of days before
the
results come back; I'll post my results. My cholesterol and triglycerides
are also going under the microscope -- er, centrifuge.
--
Peter
website: http://users.thelink.net/marengo

Wish me luck!
 

:: I have a Doctor's appointment tomorrow morning. This will be my first
:: follow-up visit since I was diagnosed as a T2 diabetic on December 15th
:: (hba1c was 9). The Doc told me to cut out all fast food, follow my low
carb
:: diet, try to lose some weight, then to come back in a month.
::
:: I reduced my carbs some more and also have limited calories to around
1500
:: for the past month. Eaten no processed or prepackaged foods. Back to
the
:: basics; meat and veggies. I've been checking my blood glucose morning,
:: night, and before and 2 hrs after each meal. It's been in the normal
range
:: for the entire month Hopefully I can get away with no meds for the
diabetes,
:: controlling it with just diet.

Peter,

Sounds to me like you have really made a change for the better. Good luck
on your test. I'm sure your hard work will have paid off.

:: According to my HealthOMeter scales I've lost an incredible 26 pounds
since
:: my diagnosis about 33 days ago. Can't wait to see what the Doctor's
scales
:: say, and what SHE says! I know this sounds unbelievable -- especially
since
:: this time included the Christmas holidays -- but I've had the motivation.
:: I'm determined that I'm not going to let diabetes complications affect my
:: life, as I've seen happen to my sister.

Wow, 26lbs is awesome!!! I'm very impressed. Do NOT let Diabetes win!!!

Do let us know what happens!

~Carol Ann
www.lowcarblosers.com ~ Home of the Monthly Weightloss Challenge

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marengo wrote:
I have a Doctor's appointment tomorrow morning. snip
If I have more bloodwork done tomorrow it may be a couple of
days before the results come back; I'll post my results.
My cholesterol and triglycerides are also going under the
microscope -- er, centrifuge.


Good luck!

April.
Put out the cat.
--
"Things that try to look like things often do look more
like things than things. Well known fact."
Esmerelda Weatherwax (Pratchett 1988)

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On Tue, 20 Jan 2004 01:11:10 GMT, marengo wrote:

I have a Doctor's appointment tomorrow morning. This will be my first
follow-up visit since I was diagnosed as a T2 diabetic on December 15th
(hba1c was 9). The Doc told me to cut out all fast food, follow my low carb
diet, try to lose some weight, then to come back in a month.

I reduced my carbs some more and also have limited calories to around 1500
for the past month. Eaten no processed or prepackaged foods. Back to the
basics; meat and veggies. I've been checking my blood glucose morning,
night, and before and 2 hrs after each meal. It's been in the normal range
for the entire month Hopefully I can get away with no meds for the diabetes,
controlling it with just diet.

According to my HealthOMeter scales I've lost an incredible 26 pounds since
my diagnosis about 33 days ago. Can't wait to see what the Doctor's scales
say, and what SHE says! I know this sounds unbelievable -- especially since
this time included the Christmas holidays -- but I've had the motivation.
I'm determined that I'm not going to let diabetes complications affect my
life, as I've seen happen to my sister.

I'm a hotel GM, and one of my frequent guests asked me today if I was sick.
When I said "no,why?," he said that I had lost an awful lot of weight since
he saw me a few weeks ago. :)

If I have more bloodwork done tomorrow it may be a couple of days before the
results come back; I'll post my results. My cholesterol and triglycerides
are also going under the microscope -- er, centrifuge.

Can't wait to hear the results - great job!

Hugs,
Kathi in Huntsville

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marengo wrote:

I have a Doctor's appointment tomorrow morning. This will be my first
follow-up visit since I was diagnosed as a T2 diabetic on December 15th
(hba1c was 9). The Doc told me to cut out all fast food, follow my low carb
diet, try to lose some weight, then to come back in a month.

What an inspiration, Peter. You will do just fine, I'm sure!

Marsha/Ohio