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Old 03-19-11, 10:47 PM
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Originally Posted by thcri
March 14th 2010 I ended up in the emergency room due to some digestive problems. I was diagnosed Type 2 with a reading of 300. My A1c was in the 9 range. Today I am off all insulin/meds and my A1c is 5.3. For me it was riding bike that got me back in line. Best wishes to you. I hope all works out for you and you get your blood sugar back in line.
Ditto here. For years I had been battling high A1c readings and ballooning weight--all to no avail.

Since I began riding my bike in earnest last summer, my A1C is down to 6 and I have dropped 50 pounds.

A reading of 500 is super high and it can lead to serious and potentially life-ending results.

Please track your BG and work to lower those numbers. Diabetes is an insidious disease. You can feel fine for years and then all of the sudden things take a turn for the worst.

I watched my own Mom die at a relatively young age due to complications from years of poorly controlled diabetes.

Don't let it happen to you...
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