Recent Content by Jakelanning

Hello. I used to work for waitrose, they seemed to be very understanding to start off with and then things just went downhill if I'm honest. If it gets really bad there are plenty of employers that give you support every step of the way. My current employer is fantastic! Sent from the Diabetes...

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Surely everything and anything can kill you? It's about making your quality of life better. Before being diagnosed I felt awful and couldn't live normally. In the 3 years since being diagnosed I have felt better health wise. Obviously I have up and down days but its all about trying to control...

I have always been told never to reuse needles as this can cause other issues like bluntness and them hurting when they are used more than once. Sent from the Diabetes Forum App

I always tend to take slightly more insulin with lunch. It's just seems to work. This might not be the same for you, but worth a try! Sent from the Diabetes Forum App

I've always found that normal chocolate is better for you. Everyone I have spoken to never recommends the 'diabetic' chocolate. Sent from the Diabetes Forum App

Nothing better than the old fashion way of working it out with the wrapper and your head! Sent from the Diabetes Forum App

Hi Beth, I always find it really helpful to eat something either while your out or before you go to bed. I'm 20 and have been diabetic for around 3 years. It gets easier! Sent from the Diabetes Forum App

I've felt exactly the same. It's good in a way to know that I'm not the only one. I've seen psychologists and councillors loads of times. It's had a massive affect on my life and I never used to test my blood. All I can say is that it gets easier. Testing your blood is important and yes it is...

Always eat something before you go to sleep. Helps with sugar levels and the hangover in the morning! Sent from the Diabetes Forum App

I'm hoping to ask for a pump when I have my next appointment. Have people been successful in actually getting a pump? Sent from the Diabetes Forum App