NSV for me... Big one for me too

[terilynn112 1]

I started seeing an endocrinologist in August 2004. I was diagnosed as Insulin Resistant Diabetic, type two. Which basically meant I had a real difficult form of diabetes to treat. There are just a few meds that help a Lot. And unfortunately they have awful side effects. And none are pregnancy safe. So when I was pregnant with the twins I was on HUGE doses of insulin to get my sugars down. Thankfully the twins were healthy in that respect.

I have been on the shots since the boys were born in 2006. We tried metformin for about 2 months, and I was so sick. So I went on byetta. When I had the band placed they took me off it. I was told to try it. So I did. I have had some days that made me nervous. But I went to my regularly scheduled endocrinology appt. I've dropped 46 pounds (by my scales) since I last saw him. I had my band placed since I last saw him. I was a nervous wreck.

I went in, with about a weeks worth of sugars. (I don't write them down that often). I was informed I can stop taking my sugars so often. I was also told I no longer need him. I have been released as a patient. However, if the need arises, he is there for me. But he thinks with all I'm doing, and how well the band is working for me, I will not need him again.

So My NSV is I lost weight, and that caused me to loose my endocrinologist... whom I really liked.

Teri:thumbup:

[Jillbeme65 1]

That is Awesome Congrats:thumbup:

[SillyGoose 0]

That's an awesome victory - congrats!

[HeatherO 7]

That is wonderful news, better health for your children. More energy to run around, less dependence on medication. I am really happy for you, congrats.