That is wonderful that you could make the switch to tabs after so many years of injections! I have wondered if my aunt could do the same, but according to her endocrinologist, she doesn't have any insulin producing capacity remaining. Given that he had not communicated to my aunt the importance of having her diabetic sibling (my dad) screened for MODY (and in the process alerting myself and my siblings to be screened), I wonder if she is getting the best treatment. I'm perhaps too curious, but I would be very interested to hear how your diabetes was first discovered and what kinds of blood sugar levels you had when you were in your late teens/early 20s? For myself, I'm sure I've had post-prandial peeks for decades but only became aware of it last year. Apart from drowsiness after meals, I didn't have any major symptoms and only sought to be screened once I learned that there was MODY in the family.
