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I understand to be honest I think most police in all countries where it's illegal are doing crackdowns. The local police in my area when they did a crackdown. On a video they said it's more common to get accidents caused my mobiles rather than drunk drivers although it's both equally.as bad

Don't struggle it's just an obstacle to overcome. Think of the positives not the negatives otherwise you'll have a miserable life if you keep thinking of the negatives.. Also you could of gotten worse things e.g blind, one limb, in wheelchair etc..._ so count yourself lucky Just deal with it and...

Sorry but I assume that's US since your using $. So this doesn't make sense as I'm in UK and they changed there rule to 6 points £200 fine and as I said 6 points= lisence taken away. Sorry I accidentally missed you out. True but as I said my dads only here for a few weeks and my mum and dad...

I suppose sometimes it's also because you can be younger to ride a motorbike rather than a car and it's properly cheaper. I just personally don't like them . me and my friend have almost been hit by a motorbike because of the rider turning his indicator on too late but he managed to break in...

@Alison Campbell I have no ways of contacting my family in Netherlands. @Robinredbreast Sorry to hear about that. Getting away 6 times is ridicolous wouldn't think that would happen he should of lost his licence. Some people are idiots. I remember one time waiting by the bus stop near...

I understand this but as I said if he does stop how do I know my dad won't do it when I'm not in the car or when he's back home in Netherlands (As he's over here in UK on holiday for a few weeks) (Which makes me even more scared as my half brother is only 3 in Netherlands he's got his whole life...

Yeah I know even the public buses have had to swerve due to those sort of drivers. According to news articles when ever buses crash or other vehicles it's usually either because of a car driver on there mobile or drunk driver) but the thing is how do I know my dad won't do it when I'm not in...

Not diabeties related but my dads driving can be a bit stupid sometimes like using his mobile when driving (only for texting) and he especially does it when stopped at traffic ques or lights. I've tried telling him to stop it and that's when he just brushes it off. I'm actually suprised he's...

What's the point of motorbikes because there a lot dangerous than a car all you mainly have is a helmet protecting you (Which I think is a legal requirement in UK but the leather gear isn't correct me if I'm wrong) and the leather gear if you choose to wear it. If you were to crash you can...

Thanks. I was just wondering as we've always used the .system even when we lived outside uk

Sorry what do you mean by 140 (I've always used . (4.0-7.9 I've always been told is the normal range) system is that a different system?

yeah I know what you mean now.

When you mean ratty do you mean like. angry/bad behaved?

yeah or if you have Diabeties for a long time

being diabetic ussually you feel when yours sugars low. But a couple of people I know that are diabetic are not able to feel when there high but for some raason I actually know when my bloods high because if my bloods high I tend to be rude (without realising it sometimes something I hate it's...

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What is Luther?

I don't know if anyone else gets this but when ever I go on holiday due to time zones. it always messes my blood up. So perhaps thats why? ps is used to live in Holland, Singapore and Spain and now I'm England .

Welcome to the forum I was 7yrs old when diagnosed now 18yrs old

I think it's fine to just put test strips in the bin that's what I've always done. The only thing you can't put in the bin are needles well in the uk. Dunno how it works with lancets. (We've always thrown them away too) and we've never had any trouble with it.