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I use my right arm and leg and stomach for novorapid and my left leg for lantus unless im out then i use my left arm

I just get on with it now. A few weeks after i was diagnose i went to alton towers and was injecting and someone started shouting druggy and things like that at me, i was only 13, so my dad (not so politely) told them where to go! Doesnt bother me now, my best friend makes silly comments...

Thanks everyone i have enough now so please dont waste your time filling this in :)

Make sure its something your diabetes team agree to worked for me though

Nope doesnt feel any different to the shorter one to be honest

I went to my diabetes team about this and they gave me slightly longer needles (8mm instead of 5mm) pain has pretty much gone since!

I had a similar problem when taking my GCSEs a few years back where i couldnt keep my levels stable not matter how hard i tried, several lows followed by stupidly high results. This lead to me having a hypo during an exam, things only got worse that day as I raised my hand to explain to an...

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Hello everyone! Im currently studying at Nottingham Trent University. I am doing a project which involves blood glucose monitoring and was wondering if possible could you all help me out and take this survey please? Thank you to everyone who helps me out and if anyone does anything similar feel...

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Going to be a bit cheeky here, Im doing a university project about making a more compact blood glucose meter since i have a similar problem with carrying everything in my bag, if anyone has a spare few minutes could they fill it in? https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/2Q6S2QL Sorry for being cheeky...

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Even after 7 years my best friend still cant get her head around the fact that if i go low i have to eat something sugary not take insulin no matter how many times i explain! Coming to uni and meeting people for the 1st time and having to explain it over and over again was such a chore! But when...

My sugars normally crash between am hour and 12hours after exercise, my diabetes team told me this is normal amd so is a slight rise in sugars during exercise