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True, doctors must be very busy and have other things or more severe patients to care for. Thank you for your detailed explanation.:happy:

Got it, thank you! I suppose now all I have to do is to get admitted into a specific uni. :happy:

That's so much more convenient than I imagined! So basically, other than the first meeting with the doctor, I don't need to meet the doctor in person every time, just click some buttons online and go to the pharmacy, right? Thank you for the detailed information, it's really helpful!:cat:

Thank you for your answer~~Sorry for the late reply. I just saw your answer . I feel more grounded and less worried now. I will do as you say when I have my contact details and a confirmed school. Also, can you tell me what your regular process is for prescribing insulin, pins and such? For...

No problem, I will wait for other forumites to answer, thanks! yes, I use tresiba for a basal long acting insulin as well.

Wow, that would be really nice if I am qualified! Thank you for the news. I'm thinking about UCL, LSE, university of Edinburg and so on...(My major is law) Oh:angelic: and I'd like to know how do you get your daily insulin suppliment? for example, do you need to visit the GP every time, or...

:)Thank you so much for your advice!! I've tried to consult the adimission office of the university before, but their answer is kinda ambiguous, and they gave me a number to call. I guess if i get admitted and get my student visa, student medical services will provide me with more specific help...

Hi there ~ This is my first time posting in this forum, so correct me if i do anything wrong/ make some spelling mistakes. I am an undergraduate student from China, planning to study for master degree in the UK (of course, still in the application process lol). I google and found this...