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Hi, just read another post and that was the first time I had ever heard of type 3c (or indeed that there was a type 3 of any sort!).
Quickly doing google etc. searches isn't really giving me much information.
The reason I am asking is that I have a friend who is now in her 50s, was diagnosed type 1 when she was 7. However, many of the things said in the post I read could apply to her - swings of high/low sugars, all sorts of things and we are really struggling to understand what is going on. As far as I know, no-one has said anything about type 3c and maybe she can't shift from type 1 to that; but it would explain a lot if it was possible and I could point the dr/nurses towards that next time I go with her to the drs.
Thanks for help.
Quickly doing google etc. searches isn't really giving me much information.
The reason I am asking is that I have a friend who is now in her 50s, was diagnosed type 1 when she was 7. However, many of the things said in the post I read could apply to her - swings of high/low sugars, all sorts of things and we are really struggling to understand what is going on. As far as I know, no-one has said anything about type 3c and maybe she can't shift from type 1 to that; but it would explain a lot if it was possible and I could point the dr/nurses towards that next time I go with her to the drs.
Thanks for help.