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Tired of being sick and tired

brittster52
Posts: 28 Member
i am a type 1 diabetic. Have been since I was a child. My diet consisted of fast food and anything quick not to mention drinking as much as I wanted with little exercise or care about nutritional content in the food I was eating and even though I was frustrated with my weight and pant size it never seem to motivate me enough to get active. Then at one point I just decided enough was enough got a gym membership started with small stats just walking on the treadmill eventually moving up to the elliptical focusing basically on cardio and after a couple months the way just dropped off after I saw the Waze start dropping off I became more conscious about my nutritional values of my food the faster the weight dropped off. It wasn't easy but it was worth it
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wow, that's a fantastic transformation, well done.
ps - your thighs are amazing, I would love it if I could get mine to be that slim!0 -
Wow, some serious motivation here! I'm type 1 too and struggle introducing exercise since my blood sugars go crazy even after 30 minutes walking. Did you have to do a lot of adjusting at the beginning and how long did it take for you to be able to control your bloods around exercise?0
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You are smokin!0
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nice! has anyone ever told you that you look like Kat Von D? Congrats girl0
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MagicalGiraffe wrote: »Wow, some serious motivation here! I'm type 1 too and struggle introducing exercise since my blood sugars go crazy even after 30 minutes walking. Did you have to do a lot of adjusting at the beginning and how long did it take for you to be able to control your bloods around exercise?
I still struggle because I'm sure as you know no two days with diabetes are the same. I know I like my blood sugars to be 175-190 range ( my endo argues with me that that's too high but I know my body well enough) sometimes after a workout it'll spike up because of the adrenalin and after about 45 minutes it'll come down on its own and others I have to take insulin. I do about 45 minutes of cardio 4-5 days a week0 -
aquamarina_182 wrote: »nice! has anyone ever told you that you look like Kat Von D? Congrats girl
Thank youand no I haven't heard that one yet!!! Thank you!
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Wow great job.0
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Very inspirational. Thanks for sharing your story!0
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Great work...you look stunning!0
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Great job! You look so tone and full of energy. Do you mind sharing what it has done for your self confidence?0
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you look fantastic! thanks for the inspiration.0
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honestly? you look every bit as fantastic in your before pic as u do now. My dad is a diabetic too and always getting on my case to lose weight lol. G'luck with your goals and awesome job!!!0
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