"Janet Wilder" > wrote in message
eb.com...
> Ophelia,
>
> Can you get an appointment with a diabetes educator? It's probably the
> best thing to do when first diagnosed. You will learn how to count
> carbohydrates and what foods are good for you and what foods are not.
>
> It's a much more professional deal than a newsgroup, sweetie.
True

I don't know anything about a diabetes educator. I will ask in
March when I go back.
I know about carbs though and I realised after the conversation with the
dietician that I knew more about them than she did

I was looking for
personal opinion though because I know there are many diabetics here.
I have no meds and am just looking to diet. I was advised here to take a
fasting blood test, so this morning the numbers were 6.1. I just had some
toast so will take it again in 2 hours.
Thanks for your comments.
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