This morning's blood sugar - 103. That's fantastical! I am almost down to the normal range.
Last night, we made two recipes from the American Diabetes Association website - Apple Cinnamon Pork Chops and Apple Crisp. The Apple Crisp - not too shabby! The pork chops, well it wasn't bad if I bit into the apple first LOL. It's been ages since I've eaten a pork chop and so I'm not sure what kind of seasonings should be on it. I'm sure a little A1 sauce will do the trick next time ;)
Today was the first time I mentioned on facebook about being diabetic. You know it's not official until you post it on facebook! haha I'm not embarrassed, although I probably should be. I don't care who knows really. Big turnaround since Friday, when I didn't want anyone I didn't tell personally to know. Dan wants to tell his parents, I don't. I told my dad but that's my choice. I haven't told anyone else in my family ... Facebook will do that now, I guess.
I'm feeling very optimistic. Friday's appt with Dr. H wasn't a life sentence, it was a life awakening. I have always known that I have a problem with exercising and eating, which is why I have joined and quit so many programs. I don't like to exercise but I feel great after I'm done. Dr. H is pretty confident that I can turn this all around. His idea is not to put me on a bunch of pills but instead, change my eating habits. I have a call in to the dietician he referred me to. I could probably do this on my own, but we all know that doing things on my own usually doesn't last very long! Dr. H wants me to average 1-2 lbs a month but I want to do a little more than that. Nothing crazy, just maybe 2 a week. I can do it, and I will do it!
I've set myself a goal. I would like to lose 10% of my body weight by the end of January. Originally, I was going to say the end of December but that's just shy of 8 weeks away and, while it is realistic, it isn't realistic for me.
I'm on track to a healthier me. This time, my life depends on it.
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Good luck!
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