Diabetes

blue wang said:
Fairly young man here, 30.
Big bread eater. At leat 4 slices a day. What exactly am I doing to myself?
Also eat oats for breakfast?
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Have you been diagnosed with Type 1 or 2?

I had blood test a couple of years back and nothing showed up. I was about 56-57 then. Seems like mine came on in the past 6 months. Id been feeling shit since Xmas and after our last home game last season i felt dreadful. Thought id had a bad pint to be fair. Against my wishes my missus insisted I went to the quacks.
Glad I did now.
 
BackofJeanette said:
Have you been diagnosed with Type 1 or 2?

I had blood test a couple of years back and nothing showed up. I was about 56-57 then. Seems like mine came on in the past 6 months. Id been feeling shit since Xmas and after our last home game last season i felt dreadful. Thought id had a bad pint to be fair. Against my wishes my missus insisted I went to the quacks.
Glad I did now.
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For me it was chest pains and falling asleep at the drop of a hat, like you I realised something was wrong on match day and struggled to walk from ASDA to the ground.
 
BackofJeanette said:
How you doing at the moment mate?
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Bloods are to be taken this afternoon mate. I am just charging up my bluetooth earbud for my daily 3.5 mile lap and I feel great. Because I was insulin and tablet dependent it's taking longer to shift and am on a very very low carb diet after doing 7 weeks on a complete no carb diet, exercise being the key to pushing me towards wellness. It's no exaggeration to say that this thread has changed my life.
 
Going back to the post from @blue wang. I knew a guy from New Zealand many years back who referred to white bread as 'white death'. Thats our downfall but once you clear the 'addiction' it's quite easy to stay away from it. The odd piece now and then is ok but the trouble with a fresh cob is going back for another slice.
 
vonkeynotvenky said:
Bloods are to be taken this afternoon mate. I am just charging up my bluetooth earbud for my daily 3.5 mile lap and I feel great. Because I was insulin and tablet dependent it's taking longer to shift and am on a very very low carb diet after doing 7 weeks on a complete no carb diet, exercise being the key to pushing me towards wellness. It's no exaggeration to say that this thread has changed my life.
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That's great news and I agree that a sedentary lifestyle is a no no. I still find it hard to fit in exercise but am walking as much as I can
I was at a northern soul night last week and clocked up 8000 steps dancing away!
Hahaha!
 
BackofJeanette said:
That's great news and I agree that a sedentary lifestyle is a no no. U still find it hard to fit in exercise but am walking as much as I can
I was at a northern soul night last week and clocked up 8000 steps dancing away!
Hahaha!
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Brogues and baggy trousers ehh :)
Those Northern Soul dancers mustn't have any calories left in their body.
 
BackofJeanette said:
Have you been diagnosed with Type 1 or 2?

I had blood test a couple of years back and nothing showed up. I was about 56-57 then. Seems like mine came on in the past 6 months. Id been feeling shit since Xmas and after our last home game last season i felt dreadful. Thought id had a bad pint to be fair. Against my wishes my missus insisted I went to the quacks.
Glad I did now.
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It will be type 2, type 1 is from birth
 
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