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Thanks, I am seeing better blood results already taking 4 units less of tresiba. I sleep much better but am struggling to wake up. Is this common?

Anyone had any experience switching? I've found myself sleeping heavily and struggling to wake up. Only second day on it.

haha I've got my local MP involved and lo and behold I get appointments through within a week. I was never aware that I had any problems until the other health issues appeared as my bloods always came back good. To be honest he has been a good doctor with the other issues I have had (mental...

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I don't think they can dismiss you, if you check the government website it classes Diabetes as a disability, I am currently going through a similar situation although I have been off now since end of April. You may want to look into it on the government pages and go a bit deeper and possibly...

To be honest I have never spoken of my diabetes before, i've never had reason. I just brushed it under the carpet and because my bloods always come back okay I just thought everyone must go through the same thing so I'll just suck it up and get on with it. It's only recently that things have...

I take Novorapid and Lantus. I've been through the same routine again this morning and bloods are around 9 now so starting to feel a little more human. I spoke to the endochrinologist who is also the diabetes specialist and it was him who suggested it was the injection sites. He was seeing me...

Gainsborough in Lincolnshire, its a wee bit backwater. The town that time forgot

yes I'll start doing that today, not using the bike now as my knees have had it, riding a BMX at 47 after years of bodily abuse have taken their toll, hopefully once i can get some energy I'll bet back out on it and hit the skatepark again

Does arteriosclerosis cause a low heart rate? I used to run around 75 bpm when I was fit, now I am resting at around 52 bpm, could this be linked?

yeah its been hard, and no I don't change the needle every time, I use same needle until the bottle is empty, always have done, when I got the pen they said that was fine. The pump means less jabs and less faffing about, I get through a bottle of test strips in 3 days checking my blood. Work...

yep that's the right word I think, I've used all available sites now and they are all lumpy as hell. I keep trying to work around them, left and right a bit but nothing is working, I'll just have to wait and hope they can sort it out in December

HbA1c is around 8 I think last time, I don't have any complications apart from a bit of retinopathy and possible links to mental illness (under investigation) I've been blundering on for years like this, always brushed it under the carpet and got on with it but age has finally caught up with me...

Not been given any reasons, we don't have any diabetes specialist in this town, I've been waiting nearly 10 years to see one, because my hba1c always comes back good the doc didn't see the need to send me to the specialist

I always get a good result on the Hba1c, however this no way shows what my control is like. Starts off the day at 6, rises to around 25, sits there for a few hours then drops over the rest of the day, first 4-5 hours of everyday are hell.

Been trying to get one for years, hopefully the specialist will put me down for one in December

Thanks and yes lioptrophy arms and stomach are very bad, thighs and backside I can't use, no fat there just goes straight into the muscle and burns like hell. The Arms gave up about 15 years ago and the stomach has been bad for about 10 years now.

I've been type 1 since december 89. Nearly 30 years. My injection sites have had it. Back in the day we had big needles and the research was in its infancy. Now the care is much better to start with. I get up in the morning with a blood sugar of 6, I have a cup of tea, it shoots up to 15, I have...

Sertraline=functional zombie, Escitalopram=anxiety and suicide attempt, fluoxitin same, Mirtazapine= bouncing off the walls and psychotic break, Trazadone the same, on duloxotine low dose now, seems to help a bit, They affect everyone in different ways, My partner is fine on fluoxitine. Good luck

Andy Humphrey 47 Male, well I hope the beard gives that away :D Sunny England Gainsborough Lincolnshire Heathen Complete Mental Case (diagnosed) 1 dog 12 cats Microsoft (XBox) Darts, BMX, MTB (dirt/downhill) Yep (medicated) Loads of tattoos, no piercings AC/DC Metal Jolly Roger yep love camping...