NewdestinyX
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Diagnosed with type2 13years ago, managed by diet for three years then I was taking max dose metformin and gliclzide for nine years. Was referred to hospital diabetic clinic in April and put straight on to insulin (Lantus) four weeks later they added novorapid. I now inject four times a day and am struggling to get used to it. We are away in America soon and dreading trying to deal with time change, going out in day and having to find a ladies room to do my injection. Any advice please.
I've been injecting insulin with the Flex Pens for 9 years and I just inject right through shirt sort of just under the table at a restaurant. No need to go to bathroom. If you use vials then harder to do in public though I've seen that too. The Flex Pens are super convenient but more expensive too. But inject right through your shirt/blouse. Easy.
The time change will take about 2 days to adjust to. No prob. I do European travel a lot. No big.