Recent Content by Aidan

Seems like he could do with a system called a Dexcom. If it's not free in his country (I believe it is free in countries like Germany, UK and some others, but possibly not the US), he needs to take his pin-prick readings very very seriously and act immediately when he's going hypo. Not to do so...

Lucozade was traditionally a very high-glucose therapeutic drink that was frequently bought by people visiting hospital patients. More recently, between product diversification and the sugar tax, there are so many variations of the drink today that the glucose content is a guaranteed source of...

But why not do it in the bathroom - or some other inconspicuous location, ie in a situation where you do not attract attention?

I have been injecting for over 40 years. I have learned by now that it makes people uncomfortable if I inject publicly. So obviously, I do it inconspicuously in as afar as is possible. Non-diabetics and us are not all on the same page; through no fault of theirs.

Diabetes (T1) since 1977. Autoimmune hypothyroidism and autoimmune gastritis since then. So far, no problems though. . .