Thank you, but unfortunately when I told my parents the first time they simply did not believe me, it was the same when I told them I could be depressed. So unfortunately given how remote my area of residence is I cannot acquire help of my own accord but I am slowly making progress in this area due to driving lessons. At this point I kind of just want to have a beer and take the same amount of insulin, whilst forgetting about the harm it will cause my family.
Ben, it must be very difficult for your parents to hear you are in such a destructive spiral. I would say, in their defence, that there can be a massive void between not believing and not being able to comprehend something.
Obviously, I have no idea when you first told your parents about this, but, perhaps telling them a second time they could have had some time to think a few things through?
Don't give up on the hope your parents may understand and certainly never give on believing you matter to them and much as they clearly do to you.
I really, really do urge you to seek both the support of your parents and help for yourself.
If you feel you are unable to broach this with your folks again, then please do seek support for yourself. If you are feeling in immediate danger to yourself, the please call the Samaritans on 08457 90 90 90 to talk about what you're going through. Alternatively, please call 999 or go to your local accident and emergency straight away.
Do please keep checking in and let us know how you're doing. You aren't alone; either with your diabetes or the issues it can throw in our faces.