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Weetabix for breakfast, Marmite sandwich, crisps and yoghurt for lunch and shepherds pie for dinner...every day. I know it isn't the ideal diet but staff decided trying to make changes would stress him more than the outcome would be worth (that is not a view I share I hasten to add).

I did forget to mention... If he does get his BG levels below the 9 mark, he tends to bypass the 'normal' range and dips below 3. This tends to happen maybe 3 times a week.

Hi all, I was hoping a professional could help me with a question. I'm a student nurse working with a young guy who is severly autistic with type 1 diabetes. Little effort to control his BG levels is being made. He is consistently well above the normal ranges, regularly taking readings between...