emily said:
good morning,These are also the first diabetic Christmas for me.I'm glad to read how well you carry it, I don't get so well.
On Christmas Eve I had to dine different from the rest, which is not precisely pleasant (I get fast before each meal, and slow when I go to sleep).The Christmas food was a little better because we ate seafood, and I could eat everything but dessert.
Here is also celebrated on 26, San Esteban, which is eaten as much as at Christmas.Less the cannelloni and the dessert (Christmas trunk) I could eat everything, I replaced the cannelloni with a salmon tartar, with what I like the truffled cannelloni of San Esteban ...!
Now there is New Year's Eve and New Year, tonight we are going to peck with Jamoncito, Cheese, and other little things with nothing or few hydrates, and tomorrow we will see, because we are going from a restaurant.
Not being able to eat everything, not being able to eat nougat or polvorones, and that I am not very sweet, or the Christmas trunk, not being able to drink a little vinito, or the fresh cava that I like so much, it has been very sad for me... I have even cried hidden ...
Tonight we are going to have dinner like this, and not being able to take the 12uvas also makes me sad ... and all this total effort at all, I continue with peaks, sometimes I pass from 200, or I put myself to 180, like yesterday ...
In February it is my birthday and I am already becoming sad just to think about it, it will be my first birthday without a cake, I know that it sounds silly, but it makes me sad.Without cake and without cava.What a bland birthday!
I can't eat my favorite dishes, or drink my favorite drinks, beer and cava.
Enfin, I don't know ...
Happy New Year to all!
Hi Emily:
Christmas are complicated dates for which we have diabetes.He gave me the downturn a few weeks before, one day I entered the supermarket and suddenly I hit all the nougat.
You try to wear the best you can.I am (era) quite sweet.On Christmas Eve I weighed the nougat pieces that I planned to take.I would have taken double ... and mazapanes and ... and ... and ... etc.
I think I have assumed that I have had to live "like this" ... I have "resigned" or, rather, I have accepted it (I do not like the word "resignar").I have better days than others but there comes a time when one gets tired, you come out forces I don't know where and you are still forward.
In those family gatherings try to enjoy what surrounds you, the fact of being able to enjoy the company of your family and friends.
I cannot advise you with respect to fast insulin but if you use it, I believe that at this time you could give you any taste, increasing the dose a little ... and if you do not want to do it, do like me, that on some occasion when theFood had climbed into excess I went up and down stairs and holy Easter!
I know it is complicated, Emily, but trying to stay positive and relativize because otherwise, this (and I tell you from experience) becomes hell ... and we will not allow diabetes to bitter our lives.
A hug.