She did try this when she was about 14 , but it didn't work for her. She doesn't test at all now, & she eats haphazardly, so it wouldn't be any good! Thanks anyway
She has opened up to me much more over the last couple of years. I am a very patient person and think very carefully before I speak, because she misinterprets things so easily. But she hates talking about her diabetes. She gets really angry and upset and gets herself all worked up, sometimes...
Thanks that's really useful. I will forward it on to her. I'm not sure her team would continue her care, that was certainly the suggestion when I mentioned the possibility, to her consultant!
She has been carb counting and doing correction doses for 7 years, (when she does take her insulin), so has a very good understanding of it, she just doesn't do it! She never has any long acting insulin on board anyway and her sugars are alway 'Hi'. She quite often has ketones, but over the...
I agree with you, sticking her head in the sand will not help! She is a very intelligent young lady and fully understands the complications. I thought having Diabetic Maculopathy would be the eye opener, but no, although she was very upset when she found out, it has not made her change her...
I don't know which way to turn, my daughter was diagnosed Type 1 just before her 13th birthday 7 years ago. She has never managed her diabetes well and constantly runs too high for her meter to even give her reading. Her poor diabetes management was the cause of many arguments as a teenager...