My name is Erica. I just recently learned that I have Diabetes. I just recently got the blood test results back and am supposed to make a follow-up appointment with the doctor. Not sure what to expect, but I know some changes are necessary for better health.
Here are a few places you can start to learn more about your diagnosis:
WebMD Diabetes Health Center
Dr. Dansinger's Blog: Conquering Diabetes
You might want to ask your doctor to refer you to a nutritionist who can help you move forward with a food plan.
Haylen
What were your blood tests? Did you get an A1C test, too?
Make sure you make that appt. with your doctor.
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