I was hopeless at sport at school. The only team I was good enough to join was the chess team. There must be hundreds of people on this forum who were way better than me.
Yet playing chess and studying maths did pay off in the end. I could see through doctors' incompetent and unscientific advice.
Now, after decades of Type 1, I can outrun, outski and outclimb nearly all of the couple of thousand people I was at school with.
Things can get better, but if you persist with average treatment, you will probably end up with pretty average results. Take control.
http://t1diabetesafter55.blogspot.com.au
Yet playing chess and studying maths did pay off in the end. I could see through doctors' incompetent and unscientific advice.
Now, after decades of Type 1, I can outrun, outski and outclimb nearly all of the couple of thousand people I was at school with.
Things can get better, but if you persist with average treatment, you will probably end up with pretty average results. Take control.
http://t1diabetesafter55.blogspot.com.au
I'm not as fit as I was due to developing transverse myelitis but am getting there and that's with over half a century on insulin 