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Nightly night Kevin. Hope you can rest. You are in my thoughts. Love to you and yours x

Sometimes life can be a real struggle, I think there is a connection between diabetes and depression. Can your brother talk to his doctor or nurse about how he is feeling at the moment? Talk to him, tell him reassure him, there is help out there to see him through this difficult time. Also...

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Well done Douglas, fantastic news. :clap: :clap: All the best x

Oh my, Kevin,what an accurate description of neuropathy, I remember it well, the burning as if feet are on fire, the shooting pains, the feeling as of I am wearing socks 3 sizes too small, my toes somehow wanting to push their way through those non existent socks, what a nightmare. What is your...

Fantastic, wonderful news, thanks for posting. :clap: :clap: All the best x

Aw dont apologise for this post, you worked so hard on yourself to make things better for you, now you want to give something back to those less fortunate than many of us I hope you get lots of donations, we are a caring, supportive bunch of people in here Good luck Andy x

Aw that is so cute, so thoughtful, I am happy for you and wish you and your family all the very best x

THANK YOU so much for responding. I have been awake since 3am, darent go back to sleep in case Leanne has another hypo, she insisted on correcting with insulin. She only had 2 vodka shots to drink, so not over the limit, she is a sensible, responsible girl. We are a low carb household, so...

My daughter's friend came to stay with us, she has type 1 diabetes. The girls went out on the town, had fish and chips, Leann tested her bg, was 9 before bed, she was happy with that. At 3am we were woken up, Leanne was having a hypo, 1.9, she had eaten all her sweets already, she was rather...

Kevin your thread must stay at the top of the forum, people must never forget that diabetes is sneaky in the extreme, you think you get away with it, no symptoms or complications for ages, then suddenly BANG it hits you. Happened to me to a certain extent too. Big, gentle hugs Kevin, go prove...

still thinking of you Kevin, wont forget you in a hurry. Sending lots of positive thoughts, wishing for a miracle, who knows......just know there is lots of love and support out there for you and your family x

Andy - You have taken the words right out of my mouth. Kevin, I am here for you too, any time you need a friend. Thinking of you. Judith x

Re: Cinema Snacks? Yes nuts are a good idea, also salami sticks, miniature cheeses and last time I went to the cinema I took chocolate coated blueberries with me (stir blueberries into a couple of squares of melted high cocoa content chocolate, leave to dry). Enjoy your film

Oh my goodness, what a terribly tragic story, I am so sorry. I am shocked, I am crying, but my first thoughts are that you are still here, you are still breathing, there has to be some hope. so ok, never be perfect again, but surely its never too late to try and make things better, you need to...

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Heyyyyy, good to see you in here, and even better to hear of your progress. As you have found out already its a fantastic forum with a wealth of information and incredibly caring, supportive members, make the most of whats on offer in here and keep posting Oh and do pass on forum detail to...

Oh yes, brownies are comfort food on a cold winters day, look into the Chocolate Paradise thread, you will find a gluten free brownie recipe there.

Aw thank you for your kind comments, I hope you enjoy some of these dishes x

Any illness or operation puts stress on the body and is bound to have an effect on blood sugar, and the tradtitional hospital diet of chips and pudding and what not else is not helping either. Hopefully you can be discharged home very soon and get back to your normal eating, although your blood...