Linzy - that's interesting that you've had a hypo (not fun for you tho!). My endo told me that PG women hardly ever get hypos because of the way the placenta makes you insulin-resistant (i.e. I don't understand the scientific reason behind it). Either way I can understand that you wouldn't want to risk one. How are your levels going now? What did the nurse think? The one thing I want to reiterate is that sometimes the same food on a different day gives you a very different result - depending on whether your tired, busy, stressed, all sorts of factors can influence it. So even when you do everything right, sometimes you'll just cop a good or bad result.

Well I'm off to the doc on Weds. My fasting levels in the morning are still over 6 (but only low 6's) but it's got me a bit nervous.

snowchickie79 - I've lost the required amount of weight (more than 10%) and I'm walking every day... but I think I need to focus on eating a bit more low GI, it's just such a royal PITA with all my other dietary restrictions that I was really hoping to avoid it

I've told my DH that if I get GD again I want a new King Size bed to cheer me up lol.