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I deal with my diabetes easily, great, fine, but when I go to a theme park, I just wanna flipping enjoy myself you know... Just not have to worry at all about it. Maybe even worrying about it isn't that hard, which it isn't but I have a "disability" so give me a break. I think you're all trying...

Cool, i'm glad you "just have diabetes" aswell. It's not a big deal ay :) . I mean, the injections, blood tests, need for constant self analysis. It's no big deal :) . glad you had fun at Alton... For me, I feel that if I can avoid the risk of having hypos, I'd rather bloomin' avoid it. I don't...

I posted a few thoughts on my blog the other day after a visit to Chessington World of Adventure: The article reads: Hi all, Here’s some news that will get your blood boiling and your sugar levels low. I decided to go to Chessington World of Adventures to have a ruddy good time and as usual...

The thing is, it depends when you are high.. for example, If you are high even after taking a dose that gets you down low and with no further consumption of food, you get high again, its your lantus. If its not like that, its going to be your short term. I think ^_^

Hi diabetic noobs and pwneres. Im diabetic 13 years of life (I kept saying 12 but i actually was bothered to count properly and its 13).. Type 1, 2 Levemir a day (morning and evening) 3 Novorapid (before breakfast lunch dinner) and a couple more if I feel like having 5 meals a day. HEYOOOO...

14.6mmol/l no worries.. Once in a full moon will be fine. Yes this is normal and probably will happen after changing your routine.. When i reached 18 (after 12 years of diabetes) i started going to gym..The exercise made my blood sugar levels easy to control because of the excess burn etc...

Ah wow! Good job guys! You sound like you are really on top of things and those sleepless nights sound sucky but whilst you are being so vigilant and down to earth you are controlling the diabetes like a bunch of pro's. *high five* etc.

Firstly, 12.5 mmol/l isnt going to kill you whilst going through a change from lantus to levemir which is what i had a while back. Basically, follow the procedure your doctor recommended.. and if you need to raise them coz your sugars arent right.. Then raise them. If you do it too far, put...

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wahahah. Must be some crazy doctor who has a monkey in his brain. The key to us poor diabetics is blood testing or atleast getting a feel for your own sugar levels. With such a great count on your BG, why the hell would they recommend you take less blood tests? That's so funny. NHS wins...