Tag Archives: diabetes
Weight Management – still a struggle
It has been a wee while since I posted an update on how I’m coping with my weight. It has been a continuing struggle to loose weight. My attempts have not been fruitful. My excercise is OK, am walking enough … Continue reading
Struggling with Weight
For the last year I have been putting weight back on. It is a constant struggle. It’s not been helped by “comfort eating” after visiting my parents. More so since my mother was admitted into a care home. It’s been … Continue reading
The Challenge of Weight Maintenance
For the first 4 months of 2019 I have struggled with my weight. This started with Xmas and has carried on. I have attempted to loose some of the weight gain but it has proved difficult. As a result I … Continue reading
Type 2 Diabetes – Annual MOT
I’ve had my two annual appointments early this month – December 2018. The first with the GP Surgery, the 2nd with the Trial Legacy Project. I’m still in remission though my HbA1c has increased slightly. This was not a surprise … Continue reading
Type 2 Diabetes – coping with weight management
This article was originally posted on 15th October 2018 This is an update to my previous piece and is regarding how I’m coping with weight management, and some of the things I’ve done over the last year or two. One … Continue reading
Can Type 2 Diabetes be reversed?
The article below was originally posted on 21st April 2017 At the Highland Games back in August 2015 the people doing the First Aid offered “health checks” to the volunteer helpers. I took up the offer as it was some … Continue reading
How easy is this diet thing?
If you’re on a clinical trial to reverse your diabetes how easy is the diet aspect? Bear in mind I’m on 800 calories per day – 2 soups, 2 shakes – not very easy. I find it difficult to do … Continue reading
LifeStyle Changes
At the Highland Games back in August the people doing the First Aid offered “health checks” to the volunteer helpers. I took up the offer. They said there was nothing wrong with my lungs or heart however, they strongly recommended … Continue reading
