[ SECRET POST #2296 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2296 ⌋

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Ugggggghhhhhh (health post)

[(Anonymous)]

Today, I went to Sonic for lunch and ordered a chicken strip dinner with a root beer float, because I have not had a root beer float in years and have been craving one for a week. But I forgot to specify a *small* float, so they gave me a medium, which -- this being America -- is pretty damn big.

But I ate it all, because it was delicious, and now I feel awful. I just feel really lethargic and blah, and I just got up from a three-hour nap only because I wanted to come check this post.

And I just really hope this is not some sign of diabetes coming after me. Because it's in my family, and I know I have other risk factors. About a year ago, I had some blood work done for some other things and my fasting glucose level was at 93, which my doctor said was just fine and I was doing great on that regard -- since then I've done research on my own, and have learned that anything over 100 is "pre-diabetes" level, which just makes me nervous.

Because despite telling myself then that I was going to make major changes so that I stayed "just fine" in that regard...I totally didn't. Well, I did good for about two and a half months. In about two months, it will have been a year since that time at the doctor. So I'm thinking maybe I'll work really hard to get back on track so that -- if I make an appointment then for a checkup, it won't look like I've just been sitting on my ass eating crap for the better part of a year.

Re: Ugggggghhhhhh (health post)

[(Anonymous)]

It sounds like you're doing exactly what you should be doing. Slip-ups happen for everyone, but you didn't pig out and then tell yourself, "Well, you screwed up, so there's no point in trying anymore." You made a mistake and you're determined to get back on the horse. Good on you.

Re: Ugggggghhhhhh (health post)

[tasogare_n_hime]

Just speaking from personal experience here. If what you did today hasn't been normal to your routine for a while it could just be your body reacting to the sudden overdoing it.

I really cut down on caffeinated drinks because I'm very sensitive to the diuretic effects it has. Sometimes I'll have a caffeinated soda, or more rarely, one cup of coffee in the morning if I'm feeling really tired. The other day I was jittery as hell from one can of soda because it had been so long since I'd had anything with caffeine in it. It really freaking sucked.

Re: Ugggggghhhhhh (health post)

[elaminator]

If what you did today hasn't been normal to your routine for a while it could just be your body reacting to the sudden overdoing it.

It might be that, yea. I know someone who gets sick every time they eat McDonald's. They rarely eat greasy foods so it does a number on their stomach.

:( Hope you feel better soon OP. (And that everything works out for you!)

Re: Ugggggghhhhhh (health post)

[(Anonymous)]

Well, I haven't had a root beer float in a long time, but I certainly haven't been shying away from sweets and fried food. Though, I do tend to go for the small or mini sizes, so maybe it was just that that was a lot of ice cream.

Re: Ugggggghhhhhh (health post)

[elialshadowpine]

Personally, I don't have a problem with the ice cream usually, but that much root beer that likely has HFCS will give me a killer migraine and leave me lethargic all day. I would not worry too much unless this sort of reaction becomes normal.