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- Gender:
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- Birthday:
- Oct 27, 1962 (Age: 58)
- Location:
- Scotland
- Occupation:
- Retired
Ushthetaff
Well-Known Member, Male, 58, from Scotland
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About
- Gender:
- Male
- Birthday:
- Oct 27, 1962 (Age: 58)
- Location:
- Scotland
- Occupation:
- Retired
- Type of diabetes:
- Type 1
- Treatment type:
- Insulin
- Medication:
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Levermir
Actrapid
Diagnosed September 1980
Below knee amputee , which resulted in sepsis and resultant. Kidney failure kidneys now back to 30% function , heart attack when I was 49 stent fiTted
Sounds bad but it doesn’t stop me doing anything. i (ave been told by an anethetist that I look better in real lif than on paper lol
My complications were down to years of poor control however in my defence diabetic treatment was less Ada an Ed than recent times shall we say. However in recent years my control is excellent so onward and upward,Interact