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I always shut my eyes and clench my teeth in anticipation of what is to come and do a bit of a jig post insertion - works every time.

Great on two fronts - brilliant progress and a happy camper - well done!

Hi @olster you're a young guy with a future. Lot's of good posts responding to you with advice and experience from other Type 1's, particularly @fletchweb. Keep strong and positive.

Good post @ringi - thank you

Good article @CherryAA - "..sales zoomed from zero to $2.6 billion in 2006.." paints a picture?

Are you sure your diet has been one that would give the best chance to control your BS?

There needs to be a focus on supporting indigenous populations - they should not be left to wither on the modern industrial diet, Any evidence of a support system?

Good news @pleinster and a good strategy - the one I also adhere to other than providing moral support where I think it might help a bit.

Hi @Boo1979 - were they good and how would they be with a good splodge of danish blue?

Whatever type you are the sooner you can get the level of control that suits you and helps you live your life to the full the better - the curtain can fall for all sorts of reasons but I'm not aware of statistics being a direct cause.

Brilliant work @johnme - particularly satisfying to hear of someone who has succeeded after so long on medication - well done and keep it up!

Really enjoyed reading this thread - keep strong all you young people!

I'm a T2 also therefore no help but I read your thread after a difficult day at work and am now kicking myself as what I have to put up with is miniscule in comparison. Keep strong, keep the eye on the pump and I wish you well.

Seems like your new diet has had an effect. Suggest you relay this information to your medical team for advice on any interim change of medication.

Looks excellent and try and stay out a bit later next time!

hi @mahola this is completely off beam but still important - your avatar looks very much like my dog when I had the good fortune to be with her

51 years - fantastic effort @fletchweb and well done on the retinas!

Hi @miszu why not try the Young People/Adults section of the forum which focuses on younger adults - good luck, hope you find what you are looking for.

I tell them about blood sugar spikes which everybody can suffer from, that they can contribute to CVD, Cancer and Dementia and that they are brought on by eating the very things they are suggesting I eat - most of them then get online, do some research and adapt both their eating habits and...

Why do we not gather and maintain our own data - any volunteers - could be very useful?