picklebean said:I thought we did this thread already... :roll:
I don't like anything about my diabetes - it's a bloomin' nightmare from start to finish.
susanmanley said:Positives....???...Got control of my weight and diet!!!!
Bodybuilder type1 said:picklebean said:I thought we did this thread already... :roll:
I don't like anything about my diabetes - it's a bloomin' nightmare from start to finish.
That's ok but I asked for good things not bad thing if you have something positive to say by all means say it this thread is more for people who are looking for the positive things about diabetes maybe they can show there kids who have diabetes this thread and say look you can be happy !
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Thundercat said:I have mulled and mulled but nope, can't think of a thing. Agree with previous comments- a similar post to this got a smidge out of control. Its obviously a contentious topic and touches a raw nerve.
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Robinredbreast said:Bodybuilder type1 said:picklebean said:I thought we did this thread already... :roll:
I don't like anything about my diabetes - it's a bloomin' nightmare from start to finish.
That's ok but I asked for good things not bad thing if you have something positive to say by all means say it this thread is more for people who are looking for the positive things about diabetes maybe they can show there kids who have diabetes this thread and say look you can be happy !
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I'm sure there are 1,000's of children out there who are happy with their life and rightly so :thumbup: its just that when you get to adulthood, or had diabetes for many many years it can start to take its toll. But BB, you have already done this,haven't you? and you got many differing answers, have a kitkat have a break, pleeeassseeee.
Bodybuilder type1 said:Thundercat said:I have mulled and mulled but nope, can't think of a thing. Agree with previous comments- a similar post to this got a smidge out of control. Its obviously a contentious topic and touches a raw nerve.
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Can you help me understand why so many people find this topic so offensive ?
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andywright said:eaten healthy since 3 so lucky me I dont have a belly yet But to be honest Id happily trade the 39,000 jabs(including blood tests(and yes I sat down and worked it out) In a flash. But well done to you for being so positive and I hope this time theres no bullying for your optimism by people that should know better
Robinredbreast said:Bodybuilder type1 said:Thundercat said:I have mulled and mulled but nope, can't think of a thing. Agree with previous comments- a similar post to this got a smidge out of control. Its obviously a contentious topic and touches a raw nerve.
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Can you help me understand why so many people find this topic so offensive ?
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Hi BB As I said on the previous locked thread, less is definitley more sometimes and from and what I have been reading with the replies etc it doesn't appear to be the topic that is offensive.
You must realise that a large number of threads get such differing responses which include postitives nad negatives and just because someone thinks their thread is the best thing since sliced bread ( well not white) excuse the pun, it doesn't make it tpoic of the year or it will win an award, you must see that surely :?
It's one thing to be positive about diabetes and another to be happy about diabetes because you get free prescriptions.To everyone who feels positive about diabetes. Well done and long may it shine. It would be wonderful if we could all feel that.