Hi All
The Mail on Sunday (MOS) ran with the above interview, on pages 90 and 91.
It states that Sir Steve was driving in Southern France when 'his behaviour became
frighteningly irrational'. So his wife (a Doctor) took over the driving and headed for the
nearest service station - where Sir Steve started eating Mars bars before they even got to the checkout.
Otherwise Mr Folley claims 'Redgrave had been perilously close to slipping into a diabetic coma'.
This man was my shining light I was diagnosed so I was quite disturbed that they didn't
have biscuits or whatever, if he felt a hypo coming on. It is a basic must-do for all of us whilst
traveling long-distances in a car.
Malcolm Folley also stated Sir Steve is a type 2.
I thought he was type 1.
Therefore, I emailed the MOS about this (no reply) and Diabetes.org.uk. Their press office
emailed me confirming he is type 2.
Diabetes.co.uk states he is type 1 - who is correct?
Regards
Seabill
The Mail on Sunday (MOS) ran with the above interview, on pages 90 and 91.
It states that Sir Steve was driving in Southern France when 'his behaviour became
frighteningly irrational'. So his wife (a Doctor) took over the driving and headed for the
nearest service station - where Sir Steve started eating Mars bars before they even got to the checkout.
Otherwise Mr Folley claims 'Redgrave had been perilously close to slipping into a diabetic coma'.
This man was my shining light I was diagnosed so I was quite disturbed that they didn't
have biscuits or whatever, if he felt a hypo coming on. It is a basic must-do for all of us whilst
traveling long-distances in a car.
Malcolm Folley also stated Sir Steve is a type 2.
I thought he was type 1.
Therefore, I emailed the MOS about this (no reply) and Diabetes.org.uk. Their press office
emailed me confirming he is type 2.
Diabetes.co.uk states he is type 1 - who is correct?
Regards
Seabill