That's true they might not know if you're not searched but you should tell them so they know you have diabetes. That way if you have a hypo they know its that and you're not just drunk like everyone else.
Or if you lose it or your bag is stolen the are aware that someone else may have it.
There are some dangerous people out there who would get a kick out of running about jabbing people with it. Just a few units of insulin in someone who is not diabetic is very dangerous.
As for crutches if the person is dependant on them then the stewards can use their discretion and allow access but if the person just has a sprained ankle then They might be asked to leave them at the door and take a seat.
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Or if you lose it or your bag is stolen the are aware that someone else may have it.
There are some dangerous people out there who would get a kick out of running about jabbing people with it. Just a few units of insulin in someone who is not diabetic is very dangerous.
As for crutches if the person is dependant on them then the stewards can use their discretion and allow access but if the person just has a sprained ankle then They might be asked to leave them at the door and take a seat.
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