And all the while, I thought I was just being a whiner
24 hours with sugar level below 100. (99 last night, 95 this morning)
Thats great. Are you taking any meds or you using diet to control it?
Jim
FWJ:
Great news! Maintain your routines as best you can. I log in every calorie and carbohydrate-gram that enters my mouth daily as part of my Blood Sugar mangement plan. Many of my recipes have now been qualified and quantified. Its a major PITA, but it makes for easier Blood Sugar Management ultimately. I am also curious if you are on oral form, insulin, and/or diet management for sugar control? Whatever you are doing keep doing it . Jay
FWJ:
Thanks for the information. I can relate to the anorexic diet plan , and I am glad that you as I can tolerate the Metformin- the side effects can be pretty nasty even for nasty old men like us . Jay
FWJunk,Metformin has nearly NO side effects for most people, but those who do suffer, can't stand the thought of taking it. It took me all pof 48 hours to adjsut to taking it. The only side effect I'm having now is
FEELING ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL
Way to go, Junk!
Buying a new wardrobe isn't a bad deal...but...
Please, please don't forget your age. Nothing sillier than guys our age running out and buying those worn out clothes that the kids do.
I would go over and visit Mom and Dad. Dad, 87 years young, had blue jeans with holes in them. I told him he should buy some more jeans. His reply was........." I just bought these at the thrift store for 50 cents". Holes and all.
hugs, Brandi
That's my dad all over again! He died with the family thinking he was about broke. We found out 6 months later he had over a million dollars in the bank, in addition to owning a piece of land worth well over that figure. He made a few wise investments through the years, but his "depression mentality" wouldn't let him SPEND any of it.
He had several pairs of bib overalls that were patched with duct tape. I'd get him a new pair and he'd put them in the closet and "save 'em for when I need them".