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Ann, you'll need to let me know where I can get the willpower.....would love some of that stuff! :wink:

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: You never fail to make me laugh, Stephen!

I'm with Anna on this one...it has to be chocolate!! At difficult times in my life (and good times.....and times in between.....in fact any excuse) I live on chocolate :oops: Since diagnosis I'm eating alot less chocolate but still more than I should :wink: I'm also eating alot of nuts but...

:lol: :lol: :lol: I liked it loads!

The title of this thread says it all! Does anyone ever really get used to it? It's one year this month since I was diagnosed. I haven't got used to it but I have got complacent with it! I had the fear factor at the start and was testing regularly. The fear factor disappeared, I went back to...

The hardest part for me has been accepting it. It was easier on first diagnosis as I was terrified but as time went on I have become more complacent. I'm finding it **** hard to give up the chocolate and often find myself saying "one wee bit won't do any harm". Problem being I can't stop at one...

Oooh thanks Grazer. I MUST try this recipe :D

You really are an inspiration to us all, Didie. Your determination, self control and positive attitude always shines through. You have been a great help to me and I always feel more positive and upbeat after our get togethers. Well done :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:

Re: So Very worried It depends when your son's tribunal took place. It takes time for the result to get back to the DLA office and then for them to process it and pay any arrears due. I would advise your son to contact DLA directly and, if not happy with explanation, ask to speak to a supervisor.

I so wish I had a man to grab. I'll just have to stick to the chocolate :wink:

Re: So Very worried Hi Jim and welcome to the forum. I'm sorry to hear that you are going through so much but please don't worry about the DLA form or be terrified of it. It is only a form and there are people available, in various places, to help you fill it in. As long as you answer the...

I'm not ashamed of it but anytime I have mentioned it, it goes down like a lead balloon! Having said that conversation on these dating sites is bloody hard at the best of times :lol: No one on them seems to have any character or conversational skills!

Awww, that's not very fair. We're supposed to stick together.

Why should you have to disclose your diabetes to anyone, Shygirl? I certainly don't. It's my choice who I tell and who I don't. I'm new to dating sites as I explained in my original post but thought I'd give it a try as I've nothing to lose. Everyone is different and no two people are the same...

Wow. That's interesting Stephen. I've been eating loads of cheese. (Although I don't like cream)

That's brilliant Mileana. How long did it take you?

Count me in too. I'll give whatever support I can :)

Hi sorefeet and welcome to the forum. I'm so sorry to hear your story but you must take comfort from the fact that your family love you. Your wife might not understand all the diabetes stuff but I'm sure she loves you and wants to help you if she can. Why don't you ask her to read the posts and...

Keep posting Bambino and let us know how you are doing. It always helps to read success stories and I'm sure you'll be one of them!

Thanks Sid. I'll try that at the weekend. Mine's will have choc chips in it :D