Re: Re: Does anyone have to tell their doctor they want more drugs?

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katakaniki wrote:>

> > My A1C was 9.9, and I am NOT tired all the time.

>

> Wow. I always thought that I am tired all the time because my A1c

> is 6.8. This is interesting. Kat

How interesting! I'm very surprised to learn this.

Amber

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Have you tried " whole wheat " macaroni??

There is a brand called " Annies " with a bunny on the front, that is usually

found in the " healthfoods " area of a store...

it is a little more expensive, but you may want to try it for that

occasional " craving " for mac and cheese?

Angelia in OR

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From: " kittynicekitty "

>

>

> When my BG is up over 200, I have found my legs hurt. It's a very

> power motivator to keep walking my laps at the mall and trying to eat

> right. The 9.9 reading was what made me give up on control through

> diet and exercise and made me agree to take Amaryl and Prandin.

>

> Bye bye, macaroni and cheese. I'll miss you, but last night's

> experiment produced a 156 BG reading two hours after breakfast and a

> 1-1/2 mile walk.

>

> I'd better get busy with errands and burn off some more BG, huh? Does

> anyone else get leg pain when their BG is up? Just curious...

>

> Hugs,

> Becky Carver

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There are also pastas made from soy and other alternative flours. I've found

that my favorite is the CarbFit from Hain. (Ususally I make my own, though.)

Re: Re: Does anyone have to tell their doctor they want more

drugs?

Have you tried " whole wheat " macaroni??

There is a brand called " Annies " with a bunny on the front, that is usually

found in the " healthfoods " area of a store...

it is a little more expensive, but you may want to try it for that

occasional " craving " for mac and cheese?

Angelia in OR

----- Original Message -----

From: " kittynicekitty "

>

>

> When my BG is up over 200, I have found my legs hurt. It's a very

> power motivator to keep walking my laps at the mall and trying to eat

> right. The 9.9 reading was what made me give up on control through

> diet and exercise and made me agree to take Amaryl and Prandin.

>

> Bye bye, macaroni and cheese. I'll miss you, but last night's

> experiment produced a 156 BG reading two hours after breakfast and a

> 1-1/2 mile walk.

>

> I'd better get busy with errands and burn off some more BG, huh? Does

> anyone else get leg pain when their BG is up? Just curious...

>

> Hugs,

> Becky Carver

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Sometimes I think the Tired feeling also might mean we as Diabetics have a

tendency to be Anemic... Have you checked to see if this is part of it? I

know since most of the time, since my Blood sugars are under 150 I sleep a

lot less most of the time... so maybe Sugars do play a factor besides too.

Just probably worth looking into.

~~TINA~~

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> My A1C was 9.9, and I am NOT tired all the time.

Wow. I always thought that I am tired all the time because my A1c

is 6.8. This is interesting. Kat

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I do and that awful burning and stabbing in my feet and hands. I know if I

reach 200 it will be a day of hell :-(

Just the thought of the pain keeps me pretty honest

BJ

What lies behind us and what lies before

us are small matters compared to what

lies within us.

Re: Does anyone have to tell their doctor they want more

drugs?

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>

> When my BG is up over 200, I have found my legs hurt. It's a very

> power motivator to keep walking my laps at the mall and trying to eat

> right. The 9.9 reading was what made me give up on control through

> diet and exercise and made me agree to take Amaryl and Prandin.

>

> Bye bye, macaroni and cheese. I'll miss you, but last night's

> experiment produced a 156 BG reading two hours after breakfast and a

> 1-1/2 mile walk.

>

> I'd better get busy with errands and burn off some more BG, huh? Does

> anyone else get leg pain when their BG is up? Just curious...

>

> Hugs,

> Becky Carver

>

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> ...I always thought that I am tired all the time because my A1c

> is 6.8. This is interesting. Kat

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