Hi,
As Howie says, lots of women and some men with diabetes do this at some time As you know it is extremely dangerous. realising you might have a problem and wanting to do something about it is a great.
There is help out there, but because some professionals don't know as much about it as they should, it can be hard to find.
Contact Diabetes UK care line.
Telephone: 0845 120 2960, Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm
or by E mail
Diabetes UK Careline: ][email protected]
Diabetes UK Careline Scotland: [email protected]
There is also BEAT, a charity for people with eating disorders but they know about diabulimia . They provide a listening ear and are another good source of advice
Helpline
08456 341414
[email protected]
Monday to Friday 10:30am - 8:30pm
Saturdays 1:00pm - 4:30pm
Sunday ~ Closed
Bank Holidays 11:30am - 2:30pm
There are some sites the internet written by people who have recovered from diabulimia and have a lot of personal experience to offer, though take care, there are some less than helpful sites.
Here is one written by a young woman from the UK.
The page I've linked to may help you sort out some good reasons for regaining your diabetes control.
http://diabulimiasos.weebly.com/eating-disorder-vs-no-ed.html
When you want to talk, come back on here. I would stick to the type 1 section as there are more young people who post in this area and they have more understanding of the problems of having type 1 and being young. ( I'm a Granny even if I rarely admit it)