My A1C was 5.0 with an average blood sugar of 97. Yay!
Im no longer on cholesterol lowering med, blood pressure meds, or diabetes meds!!! Yay!
28 Likes
Wow, that’s astounding news !
4 Likes
That is fantastic news! All the weight loss paid off.
Cheers to a long and healthy life… 
7 Likes
Thanks @labratmat !
2 Likes
Congratulations @LilyoftheValley ! That’s an amazing accomplishment! 
I aspire to accomplish the same… but my weight loss has been slow going thus far.
3 Likes
Wow that’s amazing @LilyoftheValley!
All this because of weight loss through hard work!
I’m happy for you!
4 Likes
Thanks @Bowens. I had to get really strict with my eating and exercising to lose the weight. I measure, count, and weigh everything before I eat it. I track it all on MyFitnessPal. If you are determined to lose, it’s possible. It just might take longer than usual due to your meds
6 Likes
Thanks @Wave!!!
3 Likes
that’s awesome @LilyoftheValley !!
4 Likes
Thanks @lekkerhondje !
3 Likes
Thanks @everhopeful !
3 Likes
You have really done so much work to take charge of your health, you’re an inspiration. Everyday I think of you and make better choices.
5 Likes
Wow! Thanks @Leaf!
3 Likes
Yes, it does take a lot longer for us to lose weight calorie counting and measuring due to our meds. It took me a good year and a half. I’ve kept it off for 6 years now. Keeping it off is the real challenge.
I continued to count calories for many years after losing the weight. I don’t anymore but I still measure and watch portion sizes. And of course, exercise. That never stops.
6 Likes
I agree. I plan to continue counting calories for good
4 Likes
Congratulations @LilyoftheValley. That’s quite an accomplishment.
4 Likes
Thanks @anon54988740!
2 Likes
Wow that is great, im hoping too, that i will not diabetic soon, my a1c is 5.7, so im close too. congratulations im very happy for you.
3 Likes
Congrats! What great news!
3 Likes
Congratulations, @LilyoftheValley That is a real accomplishment. Are you going to celebrate?
3 Likes