@JeremyCherfas sadly, no.
@kdfrawg entirely possible. That said, I'm preparing for the discussion I will have with my doctor when I tell him I'm only eating once a day now.
@kdfrawg these days, I pretty much limit myself to:
- Water
- Broth
- Coffee (less often with Cream these days)
I'm definitely hydrated enough given how often I pee…
@kdfrawg I'm just curious why the levels would increase so much considering I'm now eating significantly less than before.
I finally got my blood test results. Here's what I've learned so far:
My new blood glucose meter is pretty accurate. The blood test says I had 113 mg/dL, my meter gave me a 114 mg/dL a couple minutes after the blood draw.
A1C is a 6.5% (down from 7.1%). I thought it might be lower based on my recent blood glucose readings, but since A1C reflects an average over the last few months, it's a trailing indicator.
My Microalbumin/Creatine Ratio is way higher than it's ever been (117 versus 53), which if I'm reading what the Interwebs says, this points to potential kidney issues.
I've got a couple weeks before I see the doctor. ?
@matigo It's like Spock said: "After a time, you may find that having is not so pleasing a thing after all as wanting. It is not logical, but it is often true."
@matigo Maybe it's the other way around. The fact that you're frustrated means you're thinking. The fact no one else seems to care, well….
@matigo given how few compliments you get, I'd take it. I'm sure it took some social engineering to get those people to help you.