Hi,
Every doctor and patient will work together to set a blood sugar goal, however, anyone with a fasting blood sugar of 125 or more has
diabetes, so a normal fasting would be less than 100 as 100 or above puts one in the pre-diabetic range. 270 is unacceptable at any time. A 2 hour post postprandial should not be higher than 200.
Have the doctor set a blood sugar goal with your husband and explain that the diet he is on is forever and have a high blood sugar that "he" thinks is ok without checking with his physician is also unacceptable reasons to eat cheesecake. I suspect he did not go through a Diabetes Education Class or work with a Dietitian as I don't think he understands Diabetes and its consequences of having uncontrolled blood sugar ongoing.
We are looking at possible
amputation,
blindness,
kidney failure, neuropathy, food amputation and
heart disease down the road.You ask how is cheesecake. Not allowed. Your husband needs to be instructed on a workable diet for him, have his carbs figured based on blood sugar control, weight goals, likes/dislikes, and on exercise.
Try to substitute favorite foods using acceptable foods made to taste like foods he should not have. Recipe substitution.Please consult a Registered Dietitian for a complete diet,disease, lifestyle education based on current blood sugar goals/medications to develop a plan workable for him .Once your husband understands what he is dealing with, I feel you two will be able to work together on common goals.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Kathy Shattler'