Sorry it's been awhile but been busy. I had my check up last month and my A1C went from 11.4 to 5.5. Great news for me but the bad news is that my cholesterol is up. So needless to say my diet just got a little more bland. My numbers have stayed low enough to where i don't need to test as much but I STILL do test. Hope all of you are doing as well as I am. Feel as though I am stuck in a rutt in the exercise part though. I just have no real motivation to go to the gym or anyone willing to go with me or push me. I would take my wife but it just turns into a argument. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Chris

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Comment by Jean64 on October 6, 2010 at 6:14am
I know the feeling Chris,I was going to the gym three times a week,then I fell off the wagon and like you have no motivation I don't know your situation but you and your wife should try to support each other, I lost my wife a few years ago and I have to do it on my own,and wish she was here to bug me.Hope you get motivated and great job on your A1C.Jean
Comment by lotsofshots on October 6, 2010 at 4:17pm
Cute dog in your picture by the way and a great AIC. You could always join a gym like Lifetime Fitness and go in the workout classes that they have for free. About 80 other sweaty people doing the same thing you are doing at the same time can be motivating. Do you like to dance? That is good exercise too, or you could get one of their personal trainers. I did that once and just spending the money helped me stay motivated and show up for the workouts.

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