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:rolleyes: although I had a wound on my leg that didn't heal for more than a year... absolutely a small wound that should have healed in a week... but I had to use wound healing and decontamination and bandage it...

I can imagine the length of the queue to your orthopedist if all diabetics decide that he should cut their nails :hilarious:

:rolleyes: Based on this logic, we can't cook soup ourselves, because we can cut ourselves cutting vegetables

I just read this https://www.diabetes.co.uk/blog/2020/11/11-myths-people-with-diabetes-are-sick-of-hearing/ I've heard all the myths except that we can't cut our toenails. Where did this belief come from? How diabetes can prevent us from cutting our toenails at all?! By the way, I didn't see...

insulin? maybe you meant carbs? The dose of insulin is selected individually and may differ tenfold for people of the same weight. Doctors usually prescribe a starting dose based on the patient's weight, but then this dose is adjusted, and given that children at this age grow very quickly, I...

how brave are your developers if they deploy such large-scale edits on Friday! Give them my respect. Haha, and a little sympathy, because they probably have to fix bugs all weekend :hilarious:

****, my diabetes is also 18 years old and you and I are almost the same age, sometimes my diabetes is well controlled, sometimes it seems that it is completely impossible to control it. Your story is really scary to read. It's doubly scary because it's the same 18 years as mine... I don't know...

I'm trying to remember the last time I changed the needle in the lancet :hilarious:

how reassuring! I hope they will succeed

my diabetes is 18 years old. About 5 years after the diagnosis, my feet began to freeze very much, even in the heat, I thought it was polyneuropathy, but recently I went to a neurologist and he said that I did not have polyneuropathy. This year, after covid, my vision dropped by about 1 diopter...

I want to believe that we will see a complete cure for diabetes... Do we still have ethical problems with the use of stem cells after the discovery of Yamanaka?

Your bg has dropped by 7 units. Does this mean that insulin doesn't work? In my opinion, this means an insufficient dose. Of course, 18 is still a very high bg, but it's much better than 25 high bg is difficult to lower. It is quite logical that your doctor did not want to kill you, immediately...

everything is ok, it happens to everyone. Not for the first and not for the last (unfortunately) time :( your doctor doesn't want to prescribe you a pump with such terrible bg jumps? Sometimes it seemed to me that my insulin wasn't working either, but not enough to double the dose right away...

first, calm down, because your stress increases your bg. Secondly, exams can always be retaken, but even if you can't get an education, life won't end there, and you can live happily ever after without a university. What kind of insulin do you use? Perhaps it is necessary to adjust the dose or...

I started with ficus. Once my books fell on it and broke off half of its leaves, so I can't call myself a good mom even for a plant. But it's still alive :)

I can't make up my mind to have a cat, let alone a child :hilarious: But I can't help but admit the fact that I am inspired by how well everything is with you

wow, great movie! May I also share a cool movie about insulin, more precisely, about its discovery? It's old and not a documentary , but I really like it

Wow, cool! TWO pregnancies and everything is fine with you and the children. If the information in your profile is correct, then you got pregnant for the first time at 30. I've always been told that if I want to give birth, it's better to do it before 25 and only once. Although I decided for...

perhaps you are referring to this research (I don't know if it is possible to post a link on the forum) https://www.intechopen.com/chapters/24183 do I understand correctly that you inherited diabetes, but your diabetes did not affect your children at all? has pregnancy had a big impact on your...

Yes, it's clearer now. Thank you very much! If they understand this, with an early diagnosis of diabetes, we will be able to cure a person without insulin and operations, won't we? Although T1 is usually diagnosed too late when we are already in a precomatous state (because who will worry that...