Recent Content by sprokowski

I possibly over reacted too. So I’m sorry. I’m not saying people are lying about being diabetic but I do know that type 2 is very common in certain communities so it’s almost unfortunately accepted by them that it’s going to happen and they almost compare what special treatment they’ve received...

Thanks for this! A lot of people ask me thinking I know because I’m diabetic and work at the airport but definitely don’t. This is really interesting to read [emoji4]

Oh wow, you’re disappointed in me for sharing my experiences and opinions? That’s very rude. At no point have I tried to make excuses for people being treated badly, rudely or unfairly, I have just put out there another point of view. My friend who has a pacemaker is 20 so actually I wouldn’t...

Hiya, I work at an airport and my family and fiancés family are involved in the airline and airport industry too. I can’t remember where, but I think I read that BA were allowing t1 diabetics to become pilots (this was a couple of years ago so can’t remember all the details but was happy to hear...

I work at LHR and I travel quite frequently. I don't have a pump but travel with insulin pens, insulin, needles etc. I can honestly say I've never has a problem with the security (both when on duty when you have to go through either a staff security or passenger security or when travelling as a...