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I started a support group in the HIllingdon area a year and a half ago so people could get together and chat about things and discuss any issues they were having. It's an informal group we meet in a pub once a month.

Thank you for the reply it's good to talk to other people who live with the condition and really know what it's like. I know the doctors are very knowledgeable (don't know if I spelt it right) but you have to live with it to really know what it's like.

After my routine visit to the hospital I was told that my HBA1C was still too high. The morning was one problem area and this affected the whole day with highs and lows, some hypo's I didn't test myself because I could feel it so are something to correct it. The only advice the doctor could...

My improved glucose levels.