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Are more people getting Type 1 in their late twenties and early thirties?
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<blockquote data-quote="Introverted_And_Proud" data-source="post: 2762864" data-attributes="member: 586744"><p>Agreed. My maternal granddad was Type 1. His children never developed Type 1 diabetes, but it could have easily been passed into my genetics. I was also born two months premature due to being a pre-eclampsia baby, which the DSNs told me put me at risk of developing Type 1 diabetes as well. I do still believe the loss of my relative ultimately triggered my diagnosis, but I also think my genetics and birth circumstances contributed because of the combined risk factors.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Introverted_And_Proud, post: 2762864, member: 586744"] Agreed. My maternal granddad was Type 1. His children never developed Type 1 diabetes, but it could have easily been passed into my genetics. I was also born two months premature due to being a pre-eclampsia baby, which the DSNs told me put me at risk of developing Type 1 diabetes as well. I do still believe the loss of my relative ultimately triggered my diagnosis, but I also think my genetics and birth circumstances contributed because of the combined risk factors. [/QUOTE]
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