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Thank you everyone for your advice, it's been a massive help.

Thank you everyone this has all been really helpful. I think it's a bit stupid for the boss to let me do nights, knowing that I'm diabetic to then say I might not be able to do them. I think some people need more knowledge on diabetes. She phoned me up and said she knows someone who has diabetes...

I had the fit at home, I've worked there for nearly 5 months now. I work at a care home as a care assistant.

Oh right so the interview could just be to see what's happened? She told me she's disappointed in me though :/

No I'm not on a contract, yes they knew I was diabetic before I got the job. It's on my application form. I'm normally very good with my diabetes and I told the boss this in my interview. But with doing night shifts I've had to change a few insulin routines and it's been trial and error with...

I'm type 1

Too many low blood sugars can cause this, due to not enough glucose in the brain. My memory has got very bad over the years since have diabetic fits. But it could also be due to something else. Do you get any muscular pain? Like in your back or legs?

Do you get your feet checked on a regular basis? My feet are always cold, they go numb and sometimes I get had pins and needles. This is down to circulation. Your feet are the furthest body part from your heart and it's important as a diabetic to get them checked. If your blood sugars are good...

Yeh they dock other people's wages if they go out for a cigarette etc. But we work 11 hour shifts so by law anyway you should get a break but we still get our wages docked. But I have to have regular breaks sometimes even more than usual if my blood sugar is low. It does get annoying at times...

Hello I can relate to this, I work at a care home and they have docked my wages too for having breaks which I personally think is unfair. It's a condition we can't help have but to then be punished by having our wages docked is disgusting when all we re doing is trying to look after ourselves...

Your liver naturally produces glucose (sugar) as a form of energy so sometimes when you do a physical activity your liver produces the glucose as a form of energy sending your blood sugar up, it can go high then normally comes down later on. I'm type 1 but mine does this too during and after...

Hello there, I recently had a diabetic fit and couldn't do my night shift at work. I've never been off this job for my diabetes but now my boss is saying she s going to give me another interview just because of this. I feel quite let down as my boss doesn't care that I've had a fit only if I...

Thank you for your comments, by reading your comments, maybe it is just anxiety, its a horrible feeling. i just panic about it thinking im unhealthy or something. my bloodsugar is well controlled now and ive started the gym to see if that helps. just hope it gets better soon. if it is anxiety...

No medicines have changed, i can be anywhere and get them, in bed, waching tv, out somewhere, literally anywhere. it gets to the point where i nearly have to call an ambulance. sometimes its just constant pain and sometimes it comes in sections and gets stronger and stronger. it can...

ive been diabetic for 9 years now and for 3 years have suffered from chest pain on and off. doctors said its not from diabetes, its anxiety but i really dont think it is! ive been hospital a lot in the past with high keytones and know that that can effect your organs! was wondering if this...

ive been diabetic for 9 years, ive been on novarapid and levemir for about 6 years. and my hair is extremely thin, even body hair doesnt grow as quick as normal

im taking novarapid and levimir

Since being diabetic my hair seems to be a lot thinner and weaker and i loose quite a bit when i go in the bath and shower. I'm njot sure if this is due to diabetes or not. My blood sugar is well controlled now but it use to be really bad in the past. Was wondering if this has anything to do...

does it cost more to get a driving license if your diabetic? and how much more?