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Hi Maco! Can imagine it must of been difficult being diagnosed older? Nice work on staying fit during lockdown and that! Did you ever get a trial run on a pump before getting yours? I’ve been on a pump since about 13 and absolutely love it! Which pump did you get in the end? If you have any...

Sounds like you really had it all last year [emoji20] Glad you’re able to focus on the positives though and still going strong! [emoji1377] How have you found coping with T1? Christmas and new year was certainly different this year but looking forward to 2021! I’d just love to be able to go...

Hi Leyla! Well I’m trying my best to do better this year and so far so good! I think I’ve definitely struggled not having a usual checkup but I know that is no excuse as they’re always on the end of the phone willing to help. Just need to remind myself to do it [emoji28] Yeah being healthy...

Hi Everyone! Was just wondering if there was anyone out there to have a chat and be friends? I’m 23 and have been Pancreatically challenged since I was 4 [emoji28] Was wondering how people have coped through 2020? I know personally I’ve gone off the rails a bit with my control (Doing blood...

Hello! My names Dan and I've been type 1 diabetic since I was 4 and I'm currently 20! Would like to have some friends who are a similar age and diabetic who understand what it is like to have diabetes and able to talk to them about it! Feel free to message me or leave a reply below [emoji4]

Hey [emoji4] I'm looking to make some diabetic friends! I'm 20 and had diabetes since I was 4! Send me a message if you like [emoji4]

Hello I'm Dan and I was diagnosed back in 2001 when I was 4 and I'm now 20 and basically had diabetes since I can remember. Wouldn't say my control is amazing but I get by, would love to get to know some other young T1s and how they cope aswell as making some friends :)

I use a FreeStyle Optium and the other day I had ketone levels of 1.6 and 1.4

Recently I've swapped to cans of Sanpellegrino and Orangina plenty of sugars and Carbs in both which get to work quickly.

So the past few days I've had some higher than normal blood sugars. I use my normal correction ratio however due to the ketones that I had my blood sugars won't drop down to desired levels. So I was wondering how others would counter this? Would you give extra insulin or would you do more...

My body produces insulin like a cow produces rainbows. It just doesn't happen.