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I'm 21 and at Uni, living the life of a teenager XD What were you going to ask/say?

lol. Nope.

Hey all, I've been on here for a while but don't post frequently! I was thinking about doing videos and uploading them up to youtube. These videos were going to be aimed at those who have diabetes or if you know someone who does. The videos where going to be: reviews, blogs, do's and don't's...

Not sure if it's too late but did you let the student services at your University know about your diagnosis? If you're going back or doing resits then you can get extra time and they take you diagnosis in to account when marking your papers and coursework.

I do quite a lot of walking. I normally walk to uni and back everyday. That's just over 6 miles together with text books and my laptop. Not really exercise but I suppose it makes me healthier in the long run.

If you do convince to make one and he needs help, I'm sure one of us could help :D

I do both! I check my sugars about 5-10 times a day since I started my spreadsheet. Glad to see that I'm not the only one doing spreadsheets though. I've started making graphs forcertain parts of the day. I've noticed that my sugars are a little high at lunchtimes because of these graphs.

I know this thread is quite old but for those who are worried shouldn't worry too much. My girlfriend read something like this at Uni and the information given is a shock tactic to make you take care of yourself more than anything else. The leaflets/info books say: "IF YOU DON'T do this then...

I got mine from Argos but it doesn't make too much noise. If you put your ear right to it you can only just hear mine hum but it never kept me awake. I can't remember which one mine is though.

Hahaha I've started to do one of these myself in Excel. Right now it's only like a trial. So far I only record the dates, times and BS readings with a comments section. Also, I have a cell which calculates an average of my last 90 days worth of data

I am a Uni student myself and a minifridge is good enough. I'm assuming you'll be living on campus. You may have to talk to the accomodation managers and tell them that you need a fridge because some Unis don't let you have them in your room. Hope this helps :D

Sorry I didn't reply sooner but it's as RussG says. You can't get in on android unfortunately. I didn't see any about the Bayer meter though. Sorry again

I'm on my reassessment week so I haven't had very long to look into it but the only phone I've seen with this app has been the iphone :/ If it's available on any other android I'll post in here as I know.

I have had VERY drastic mood swings myself. When I last went to my doctor he said it may have been because of big swings in blood sugars. I remember one time in uni, one of my pens were on the "wrong" side of the table. This just set me off :/ Thankfully, I'm on a different insulin now and...

I do a multiple injections a day as well and I can't say enough good things about the book "Carbs and cals". You can also get a carbs and cals app for your phone so you don't have to carry the book around everywhere

I'd say go to the doctors as well if you haven't already. Although, drinking and going to the toliet were my main symptoms, I did lose my appetite slighty as well.

The lowest I ever recorded was 1.8 and I left pretty good when I did it as well. We had a bbq and I thought it was time I checked it

Seeing all fo these birds has reminded me one of my favourites :D

Hi there George 'Fraid I haven't noticed any issues with my hair but then again I'm only 20. Maybe one of the people who've been on here longer might know a little more. Seaman, the exact same reasons I joined. Good to know :D Nice meeting you as well

That's interesting. I try to stay clear of them because of this or at worst have like half regular mixer and half diet mixer :/ So, it possibly varies on what insulin you may be on or diet?