Comments on: Say Hello to your GFR, and Say Goodbye to your A1C http://diabeticblogs.net/chrisadw/2007/07/26/say-hello-to-your-gfr-and-say-goodbye-to-your-a1c/#utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=say-hello-to-your-gfr-and-say-goodbye-to-your-a1c Daily Life of a Diabetic Wed, 02 Sep 2009 00:22:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: John http://diabeticblogs.net/chrisadw/2007/07/26/say-hello-to-your-gfr-and-say-goodbye-to-your-a1c/comment-page-1/#comment-1725 John Fri, 22 Aug 2008 07:57:57 +0000 http://diabeticblogs.net/chrisadw/2007/07/26/say-hello-to-your-gfr-and-say-goodbye-to-your-a1c/#comment-1725 Ya its a very serious problem increasing day by day people don't how it can be control and what precaution they have to take. Its a good articles. Containing full of information. Thanks for your time to post this article. Ya its a very serious problem increasing day by day people don’t how it can be control and what precaution they have to take. Its a good articles.
Containing full of information.
Thanks for your time to post this article.

]]> By: Sara http://diabeticblogs.net/chrisadw/2007/07/26/say-hello-to-your-gfr-and-say-goodbye-to-your-a1c/comment-page-1/#comment-10 Sara Fri, 27 Jul 2007 17:38:14 +0000 http://diabeticblogs.net/chrisadw/2007/07/26/say-hello-to-your-gfr-and-say-goodbye-to-your-a1c/#comment-10 Ah, that makes more sense. I only saw a CDE once right after diagnosis, and I do not remember much from the appointment. I have learned so much more on my own, reading books, and on the internet. Ah, that makes more sense. I only saw a CDE once right after diagnosis, and I do not remember much from the appointment.

I have learned so much more on my own, reading books, and on the internet.

]]> By: Chris S http://diabeticblogs.net/chrisadw/2007/07/26/say-hello-to-your-gfr-and-say-goodbye-to-your-a1c/comment-page-1/#comment-9 Chris S Thu, 26 Jul 2007 19:37:23 +0000 http://diabeticblogs.net/chrisadw/2007/07/26/say-hello-to-your-gfr-and-say-goodbye-to-your-a1c/#comment-9 I agree with you Sara, I don't think that the CDE's meant that they don't want their patients to have an A1C under that level, they are just saying that they tend to see those type of results. I agree with you Sara, I don’t think that the CDE’s meant that they don’t want their patients to have an A1C under that level, they are just saying that they tend to see those type of results.

]]> By: Sara http://diabeticblogs.net/chrisadw/2007/07/26/say-hello-to-your-gfr-and-say-goodbye-to-your-a1c/comment-page-1/#comment-8 Sara Thu, 26 Jul 2007 19:32:16 +0000 http://diabeticblogs.net/chrisadw/2007/07/26/say-hello-to-your-gfr-and-say-goodbye-to-your-a1c/#comment-8 I think that the CDE's belief about A1Cs under 7 does a great disservice to their patients who could be greatly reducing their risk for complications. My current A1C is 5.7 which figures out to an average blood sugar of about 126. I do not have 'multiple lows' throughout the course of the day. On the other hand, I do have an accurate basal rate, ISF, and carb:insulin ratio programmed into my pump. I think that the CDE’s belief about A1Cs under 7 does a great disservice to their patients who could be greatly reducing their risk for complications.

My current A1C is 5.7 which figures out to an average blood sugar of about 126. I do not have ‘multiple lows’ throughout the course of the day. On the other hand, I do have an accurate basal rate, ISF, and carb:insulin ratio programmed into my pump.

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