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My mother was diabetic, she used to have everthing without sugar,she cooked cake  ie spnges and left the sugar out, rice pudding, plenty of vegtables, fruit ( not too many bananas) sugarless jam, no sweets, no cream cakes, no alcohol, only dry biscuits, there are lots of healthy food you can still eat.

Also mycatsmom try this- American Diabetis Association, they have loads of information about whats best for you to eat.

11 years ago. Rating: 7
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I was diagnosed T2 about 10 years ago. I take my medication, avoid sugary foods , and take exercise. This last I find is very effective in lowering my blood sugar, so I go out on my bike nearly every day.

11 years ago. Rating: 7
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Since this medical issue varies from P to P, stick to what your doc says and monitor your sugar level. Take meds on time. 

11 years ago. Rating: 7
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My mother, her sister, and their mother all had Diabetes. When I have the yearly finger stick my blood work almost borders on Diabetes. How did you all get a diagnosis? Was it a finger stick or a needle in the arm and then the blood goes to the lab. Juliana how are you doing with your new diagnosis? I've looked up Diabetes and found it really difficult to understand. I hope you're doing well. How is exercise coming along. I can't do much exercise because of my back and neck problems.  P.S.  267 people have read your post and there were just a few comments. 

 

11 years ago. Rating: 4
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179? I’d take a shot. Yes, I am diabetic, have been type I for 38 years. I watch my BG’s and test often. There are always offers for free meters on line. Finally, there are generic strips out there. I am so sorry for you but, it’s not the end of the world, trust me. Eat veggies and avoid carbs. But don’t starve yourself to death, nobody likes a dead diabetic……..

11 years ago. Rating: 3
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