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Eleven months of honeymoon and an HB1C of 5.2 !!!It is clear that I have the antibodies, but for now the disease has "disappeared" after pregnancy.In fact they do not believe that a new review is necessary at three months and will not make a new until the end of anus.It is not necessary to do daily controls, there is plenty of spares.Of course, keep clicking the 4 NPH units at night.Oh!If it always was so !!!

Congratulations .... Holidays: Mrgreen:

To continue taking care of you, healthy life and continue enjoying the family

I am very happy, a free summer for you !!!!

Hello Harbitita!I am a little lost with your story.How has diabetes "disappeared" after eleven months of honey moon?You will be uncommon not to measure blood glucose:-/ !!

Lasty time!Enjoy that tranquility :)

Joo, I want one too !!!!Congratulations!

Hello alg,

My case is a bit "atypical" said by the medical team that is treating me and I debuted at the end of the fifth month of pregnancy.It was clear that it was not a gestation diabetes and during the rest of the pregnancy I needed insulin.They also told me that shortly after giving birth, I would need less insulin and that little by little I would change the situation (we even talked about the pump issue).They also let me know that I had thyroid problems, by medicating glycemia for this, they normalized and so far ;-).Yesterday's analysis gave me a glycosilada of 5.2 and we wait for those of the peptide that in the last 12 months have dropped from 1.5 to 1.2.

I also asked him why I kept using the NPH and told me that it was not necessary to change it because I did not need to be covered 24 hours with the basal and that with 4 units there would be no problems with the hypos.Well, that and that if I wanted to get pregnant again to take advantage of the situation.

I have told you because I have been learning from you and your advice for a long time, they will be very necessary in the future.But I make it clear because you never know who reads and the false hopes that other patients can have.I am diabetic and I accept it.At the moment, we have no cure but we can enjoy life like anyone.

Ah!And they told me the case of a patient who was 4 years of honeymoon, for me I would like them !!!

Yes, it is a rare case, because now to enjoy everything you can.I can't imagine giving up insulin, glycemia, meals, ... what envy!