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I need some easy diabetes recipes, I just found out I have type 2. I hate cooked tomatoes, peppers, mushrooms, and celery. I would like some easy recipes for brunch and supper. I am going to the classes in April and trying to cut back on sugar and carbs and giving up on a lot of good food but doing it. I am overweight. I am working on that, I got a dog to walk. I found out it is inherited.
Barbara from Shoemakersville, PA
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RE: Easy Diabetic Recipes
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Post By Barbara Snyder (Guest Post)
(03/01/2008)
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Thank you for all your support I am going to classes the end of april and the begining of may for 4 weeks. Praise God no pills or insulin getting better at poking myself and I am watching what I eat. Sometimes I do believe it might be cause by my stress level first I have an adorable little 5 year old girl who has autisic non verable and loves playing in the water second we got a dog turned out to be a 2 year old Aus.shepard/mix who is teething I swear between the two of them instead of one kid I got two. The dog is good just I don't know I am getting a dog trainer soon. Again thank you all at least I am not alone in this. At first it was scary but hey I might lose weight with this new eating habits and I walk the dog to when my daughter goes to school. Cool in a way.
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The foods you mention that u don't like cooked, do u like them raw? Adding raw foods to your diet is an important part of controlling your diabetes since it adds fibre that you need. I have been Type 2 since I turned 40, am now 55. It is difficult sometimes but it will get better, the way I keep myself on track is reminding myself that the closer I stick to the guidelines, the healthier I'll feel for longer.If you don't take insulin or pills, sticking to the guidelines helps to keep you from needing either one longer. Good luck and let us know how you're doing. Please contact the American Diabetic Association by mail or on the web. I'm sure they can help with your recipe search and be sure and see a diabetic educator at your hospital(get your doctor to set it up) they can be a big help and check to see if there is a support group too. The Canadian Diabetic Association also has a website that has recipes you might enjoy.
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Post By Evelyn Hall (Guest Post)
(02/29/2008)
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I have had type 2 diabetes since 1993. I used to weigh 300 lbs and after going on the diabetic diet I've lost 100 lbs with 50 more to go. I used to take 4 metformin pills but now take 2 and my A1c test is 5.7. I wish I could give you my email address so I can add you to my diabetic newsletter. Anyway, you can do it!
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RE: Easy Diabetic Recipes
http://www.fabulousfoods.com/features/diabetic/diabetic.html
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So sorry to hear about your diagnosis. Diabetes can be a struggle but you seem to have accepted your challenges with good grace and with a positive attitude like that, I know you will control it! As for recipes, google "diabetic recipes" or "sugar free recipes" -- you will find plenty. You'll be surprized at how tasty diabetic cooking can be and it is the healthy diet we should all be eating. Good luck and God Bless.
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