Dear god **** it

[cartoonnetworklol]

Hi im hollie i got diagnosed when i was eleven and was diagnosed in spain (i liuved there for seven years) and now am 12 and live in englang

i need tips for it cos i hate it but tomorrow i am going with myy hospiutal on a diabetes trip so i dont need to worry....much...i have 1 problem

every time i get into bed i make myself feel sick by thinking it I ANT STOP THINKING OF IT DUNNO Y??

anyone got tips (please?) xxx

hollie xxxx

 

Hi Hollie

Welcome back to England

Sorry to hear you are worrying so much. I'm sure the Diabetic nurses will help you as much as possible.

If you have any particular questions feel free to ask and we will all help as much as possible


Take Care

 

[kareeta]

Hi Hollie

That was me sorry , I wasn't logged in!

Karen
Type 1 Since 1999
Levemir/Humalog

 

[moonstone]

Hi Hollie

I work strange hours and sometimes need to get to sleep at difficult times when I'm not really sleepy. I bought a kind of hyponosis CD called Deep Sleep Every Night and although it didn't seem to work for the first week, in the end, bit by bit it worked so well that as soon as I hear the man's voice start speaking I'm off to sleep. I'm pretty sure you can get it on the internet so why don't you talk to your parents about it and see if they can help you buy it? Perhaps they can try it first so they're completely happy that it's safe for you to use.

Remember that worrying about something does no good to anyone and only makes you feel worse. You can't make this go away so there's no point allowing those thoughts to take you over. For the meantime, pick a really happy memory and whenever you feel the 'worry thoughts' come into your mind, force yourself to think about that happy time instead. Think about the colours, the sounds, the smells, the feelings, and let yourself become absorbed in that really happy memory. They're just thoughts, and you can control them with a bit of hard work on your part.

Good luck.