Recent Content by hkerins

It's surprising how independent they become and very sensible, my daughter was injecting herself at 6 and I very rarely have to supervise her now, she's nearly 12 although if I'm around at injection times she sometimes asks me to do it for her! It's just part of her daily routine. Sent from...

We were but last time we went to clinic and she was so high they told us to stop, it worked at first but then it just seemed to go all over the place, I think they want her to go on a pump but she's not having it!? Sent from the Diabetes Forum App

Well my little girl I say little she is big now has had keytones from time to time, each time we have had we have phoned the hospital and they have taken her in for observation! The honeymoon period is worse because you really don't know what to do its all trial and error! Hope she's ok! X...

I'm in constant talks with the nurses, she doesn't carb count and doesn't have a pump so we have increased her insulin yet again, will see what happens, I'm lucky to work for a chief exec of a healthcare trust who specialises in diabetic care but she is also puzzled, I think each day with a...

Like you it's a constant worry, my daughter was to diagnosed at 3 and is now 11. No weight on her and her last long term test was 10.1 the highest it has ever been. Not experiencing many hypos at the moment as her bloods are terribly high we can't seem to get them down, levemier been increased...

Help - my Daughter has really high blood sugars and no matter what we do we can't seem to get them down. Aimee has type 1 and has been for over 7 years she's now 11. At first we thought that she wasn't doing some of her injections as she is pretty self sufficent but its starting to get her down...