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Melissa, probably when you were in the hospital you were on a “diabetic diet” that’s what they give to diabetics in the hospitals, also, if you had your appendix removed perhaps you were on bowel rests for a while, while at home you eat like you would normally do but if you sugars are persistently high and you avoid high sugars food perhaps you need your medications to be reassessed, you should check your blood sugars are specific times, in the morning after 6-8 hours of fasting, and two hours post-prandial (after meals), always take your medications at the time time every day and be aggressive with your sugar control, remember to get a HBA1C every 3 months, check your feet on a regular basis, get your eyes checked every year and monitor your blood pressure agressively (like multiple times a week check it), stay health.

I guess what I’m asking is:
“How did they keep my blood sugars in the normal range the whole time I was in the hospital and why can’t I keep it within that range at home?”

I’ve asked the hospital but no one will give me a straight answer. They just give me the run-around.(handle me) If anyone can help me find out how they did it without any medication(because I don’t take any medications anyways), I would greatly appreciate it!

Thank you for your time and have an awesome day!

Sincerely,

Melissa

Thanks again!