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Wow the base is made of lots of cheese (and some other bits)?! Surely the only thing to improve pizza is to add more cheese! I love cheese btw ;)

This is awful - def report. Good the locum sorted you out today but that’s just shocking

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Thanks Geoff. Trying to get hold of council to organise collection - think you have to ring at midnight on a night with a new moon on a day with no ‘y’ to get thru ;)

Apologies if this is a dumb question! I have a sharps bin I was given at discharge, and know I need to contact my council for disposal. Do they leave a new one? If not where do I get my next one from?! Thanks :)

I’ll pop it in my diary ;) I had both - I think it’s the flu jab that’s done me in tho. Think if I was at 100% I’d have handled it better but being newly diagnosed too think the body is still recouping ....

I was 36 when diagnosed. Like @Juicyj Mentioned i have spent the last 2mnths since diagnosis thinking it would go away or someone had got something wrong - esp as I’m overweight I feel like I ‘should’ be t2 if anything. But the insulin seems here to stay ;)

I recently amended my life policy to remove someone. I told them I had just been diagnosed with t1 and it didn’t make any difference - they just noted it. As above not sure if this is because I’m newly diagnosed and still only in my 30s?

This actually made me chuckle out loud whilst feeling lousy from flu jab - thanks! Much needed!

Great to hear you have such good support. Think I’m also very lucky here in West Yorkshire - have a hospital with a diabetes centre 15mins from my house and excellent nurse/dietician - and also spoke to the research nurses here who work on various trials/studies etc. Altho one of my gps saw me...

Better to get checked out @natariimei don’t feel silly. Hope you start feeling better soon

I had blurred vision and it took a few weeks to settle completely. I was told not to get an eye test til they’d settled as it would be essentially pointless. Appreciate its really annoying but think you’re best just waiting it out

I’m a t1 and I test around 6-8 times a day. Mentioned to gp nurse and she said that was too much - however as I’m newly diagnosed I feel the more info I have on how i respond to various meals etc the better. I figure it’s our own fingertips to its up to us ;)

Following as I’m also after some t1 friendly cures - just had the flu jab and feeling a bit sorry for myself @tiredoftrying2017 hope you feel better soon!

Thanks @juciyj. I don’t think I miss counted my insulin but wouldn’t say for sure! And only been pottering around as normal, nothing excessive. Maybe I’m just having one of those days :)

I had to make an appt, which was in a couple of weeks, however my gp dsn did it whilst I was with her this morning to save a trip. I’ve however just hypo’d after lunch and I’m not sure why, have people had instances where the jab has affected BG? (Sorry for random question I’m a newbie t1 so...

Sending positive thoughts. I’m recently diagnosed - 6 weeks - and am adjusting ok most of the time then have a little cry sometimes when my little boys aren’t around. But excellent support on here and people to listen, help and get us thru

Thanks @Robert_D :) yes as you say test test and test again, and hopefully soon I’ll get it figured out!

Oh sounds lovely don’t suppose you have a link to the recipe @Voodoorising ?!

Thanks guys. Had the frozen remains over two separate days without bolus and they spiked my BG a little so think I need to bolus a little - maybe I just ate too much in one to :)