WhyMe73
Member
- Messages
- 5
- Location
- West Sussex
- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Tablets (oral)
- Dislikes
- NHS Whiners!!!!!!!
Hi, welcome, yes mood swings are common.
There are other reasons for your symptoms, are you married? Lol just playing, my wife says she can tell when my sugars are high because I’m even grumpier than normal grumpy.
If it was easy, everyone would be doing it I guess.Thankyou for relying, im just coming to terms with it even though i was diagnosed nearly 3yr ago. Typical Man in denial, the Neanderthal in me i guess
Thankyou for relying, im just coming to terms with it even though i was diagnosed nearly 3yr ago. Typical Man in denial, the Neanderthal in me i guess
Not everyone understands the effects that high (and low) blood sugars have on temperament. Just because someone doesn’t believe you doesn’t mean it’s not true…according to my partner about my mood changes being more often due to the diabetes so, upwards and onwards we go!!!!
Well it’s not one size fits all. He could have totally different blood levels, they could be controlled, or he just doesn’t have the same reaction. I have also been in a situation where people have said similar, that bad moods aren’t a symptom even when I know they are. Didn’t help my mood that either at the timeI think her assumptions are because my stepdad is type 2 and he is always chirpy, I've never really been one to be like that but, she reckons/thinks I'm using the type 2 as an excuse for me being moody/grumpy
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