I passed my glucose screening, so no GD, but I've been battling increasing insulin resistance since I turned 30 (family history of type 2). I suspect the only reason I passed (125 both times- at 10 weeks and again at 28) is because I eat LCHF. Feel free to check out my diary (I keep it open). During pregnancy I am more apt to indulge (and this week was my b-day, so there was cake, lol), but overall I keep my carbs to fewer than 120 g per day. I've been doing that for a couple years now, so I don't find it very difficult, and I love how filling the food is - no going hungry! I also love how nutrient dense the food is, especially at 37 weeks, when I don't have much room for food in the first place. Ditching the carbage leaves more room for foods that have far more going do them nutritionally! Try keeping a journal of your meals along with your readings and see what spikes you. Some people find certain grains are worse than others, or maybe fruit is just gonna be off the menu. Tracking will help you identify what foods spike you the worst and that will tell you what to avoid. Generally, ditching most of the grains, starchy veggies, high sugar fruit, and sticking to full fat dairy (rather than low fat/fat free versions) will prevent the spikes. Basing your diet on meat, eggs, fibrous veg, low sugar fruit (berries, tomatoes, avocados, stone fruit), seeds and nuts, and if you tolerate dairy, full fat dairy products (tho even whole milk is pretty high in sugar - cheese, cream, butter, and full fat plain yogurt are better choices), will keep you and baby nourished, full and satisfied, and will prevent spikes in blood glucose. Check out low to moderate carb diets (not very low carb/keto - it's not necessary and would be too restrictive for pregnancy I would think). There are lots of delicious meal and snack ideas out there that will allow you to manage your glucose without deprivation. And, yes, there are low carb cheesecake recipes to be had! Good luck!

Thanks for the advice. I need to retake my glucose test tomorrow because my levels were too high. Hopefully all come back fine, but I will be doing a such research as I can just in case they don't.