If your father had T2 then at least you understood something about D's when you got diagnosed. But it can be challenging for sure and I don't think anyone really understands the everyday struggles unless they actually have it. There are just too many things to keep up with it everyday. I've been doing this practically my entire life now so sometimes it gets difficult to stay in tight control because it gets tiring day in and day out but I do most of the time. But that's great that you brought your A1C down so drastically in such a short time! Congrats!! :)That's a real accomplishment. I actually have my 3 month follow up appt. with my DR tomorrow and am anxious to see what my A1C will end up being. Hoping for something good! :) Well I'm glad you found the site too. It's been a great resource to me in the last 3 months or so that I've been here. I wish I had something like this when I was first diagnosed!

Well I have to say that's very cool!! :) Impressive. Like the new pics you posted too! I see it hasn't been very long since your diagnosis. How are you doing so far managing everything?

Welcome Ken! Awesome blood sugar :) Hope that you will join in many more of our discussions!