New year and same old crap, huh? LOL
Guernica
To answer your question. I've been on insulin for 45yrs. My diabetes will never go away, I'm type1 since childhood. But the weightloss has made it much eaiser to control so I'm greatful for that. I haven't lost any weight in about a yr so if I could lose about 10 more lbs that would be great, if not I can live with it. I'm glad you never had to go on insulin. When that happens then you risk low blood sugar. That is awful and when it's bad enough you will eat anything and everything just to bring it up. We'll keep fighting the good fight.
Karen
To answer your question. I've been on insulin for 45yrs. My diabetes will never go away, I'm type1 since childhood. But the weightloss has made it much eaiser to control so I'm greatful for that. I haven't lost any weight in about a yr so if I could lose about 10 more lbs that would be great, if not I can live with it. I'm glad you never had to go on insulin. When that happens then you risk low blood sugar. That is awful and when it's bad enough you will eat anything and everything just to bring it up. We'll keep fighting the good fight.
Karen
Guernica,
I so understand what your going through since I've been on and off prednisone most of my first year.post op. I was banded on 12/21/10. For me it was severe asthma 2x (on 60mg each time before weaning off over a 2 mo period), a severe allergic reaction to medication that swelled my face and eyes, and several dosepaks to reduce severe inflammation in my knees and spine. Then I had skin cancer surgery (lower leg) that kept me off my feet for 5mos since the incision wouldn't heal so no exercise and no weight loss.
Its really hard when your medical condition requires steroids or any of us get so very sick but we have no other options than to follow our Doctor's orders. It is so frustrating to kiss off your weight loss efforts and just try to minimize the weight gain because of prednisone, not to mention the other side effects you have to endure taking that stuff. I'm so sorry you have to go through all this and pray that your flareup is over soon and you feel better. I've only lost 50 lbs since 12/21/10 but like you I still look at the bright side, its still 50lbs!
Take care of yourself. I miss your posts!
Janet
I so understand what your going through since I've been on and off prednisone most of my first year.post op. I was banded on 12/21/10. For me it was severe asthma 2x (on 60mg each time before weaning off over a 2 mo period), a severe allergic reaction to medication that swelled my face and eyes, and several dosepaks to reduce severe inflammation in my knees and spine. Then I had skin cancer surgery (lower leg) that kept me off my feet for 5mos since the incision wouldn't heal so no exercise and no weight loss.
Its really hard when your medical condition requires steroids or any of us get so very sick but we have no other options than to follow our Doctor's orders. It is so frustrating to kiss off your weight loss efforts and just try to minimize the weight gain because of prednisone, not to mention the other side effects you have to endure taking that stuff. I'm so sorry you have to go through all this and pray that your flareup is over soon and you feel better. I've only lost 50 lbs since 12/21/10 but like you I still look at the bright side, its still 50lbs!
Take care of yourself. I miss your posts!
Janet