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<blockquote data-quote="Nicksu" data-source="post: 2682048" data-attributes="member: 325281"><p>The damage that diabetes can cause is extreme - a point which often seems to be ignored by many. </p><p></p><p>My sister is a Podiatrist. She regularly used to see the extreme damage in her clinic - diabetic ulcers on legs and feet, wounds slow to heal, and yes in some cases amputations, both of toes and limbs. She lost a friend of hers - who had been T1 since a very young age due to this. Her friend had major nerve damage to the degree that she lost control of her bowel - so it isn't anything to ignore. Her friend unfortunately had continued smoking - which together with the diabetes led to her very sad loss after she had a leg amputated and secondary infections. </p><p></p><p>So please Demonbat - get help from the hospital and your GP - they have a duty of care (which seems to be rather lacking)!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nicksu, post: 2682048, member: 325281"] The damage that diabetes can cause is extreme - a point which often seems to be ignored by many. My sister is a Podiatrist. She regularly used to see the extreme damage in her clinic - diabetic ulcers on legs and feet, wounds slow to heal, and yes in some cases amputations, both of toes and limbs. She lost a friend of hers - who had been T1 since a very young age due to this. Her friend had major nerve damage to the degree that she lost control of her bowel - so it isn't anything to ignore. Her friend unfortunately had continued smoking - which together with the diabetes led to her very sad loss after she had a leg amputated and secondary infections. So please Demonbat - get help from the hospital and your GP - they have a duty of care (which seems to be rather lacking)! [/QUOTE]
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