We had our 2nd visit with our new endocrinologist. I was hopeful after we met with him the last time that we would see an improvement in her A1C. An A1C test measures Julia's average blood sugar over the last two to three months. The higher her result the greater risk she has for diabetes complications in the future. At her initial visit with him in September, her A1C had gone up from 7.4 to 7.8. So I was hoping that we would be at least back to the 7.4. I was blown away when he ran her blood and we came up with a 6.6!
I was so pleased and so was he. He was also very kind and said he knew that a change like that could not have come without a lot of hard work and dedication on our part.
I knew after our first appointment with him that making the change was the right thing to do but my heart still felt heavy. Not anymore. Now I have real concrete proof that this change was the right thing to do.
Great news! Thanks for the update.
ReplyDeleteWonderful, Diane!!! Congrats. And it is so great to have an endo you love.
ReplyDeleteNo doubt your hard work, dedication and LOVE will lead to even more improvements. Great Job & Congratulations - I'm soooo happy!
ReplyDeleteCongrat's on the great A1C!!
ReplyDeleteWooHoo! You are kicking some D butt, mama! Way to go!!
ReplyDeleteThat is quite a drop! I'm so happy for you. Sounds like you found a keeper this time. Great endo and he seems to have a good bedside manner. You need a solid diabetes team behind you to help when you have problems figuring things out. You must have really worked hard to achieve such a change and I don't think this A1c can be improved upon. Not too high; not too low. Perfect.
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