RNY/Diabetes
I am a type 2 diabetic and don't have a clue how RNY affects type 1s. It sounds like it has given you better control and that is a blessing.
RNY is the best thing gift I've ever given myself. Thanks for taking the time to respond :-)
RNY is the best thing gift I've ever given myself. Thanks for taking the time to respond :-)
Chellby
"That which doesn't kill me had better be able to RUN pretty darn fast!"
"That which doesn't kill me had better be able to RUN pretty darn fast!"
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on 5/15/12 9:02 pm - waukesha, WI
on 5/15/12 9:02 pm - waukesha, WI
I hope thinks changes for you! If you can find a functional nutritionist, consult with thatr person, they maybe able to help with better control through diet changes. I am working on becoming gluten free..........etc. so that I will not have to go back to insulin. Insulin just made me gain weight in the past 7 years from 165 to 242. Type 1 is a bite. Do you think that you might also be insulin sensitive as well?
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