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<blockquote data-quote="therower" data-source="post: 1797955" data-attributes="member: 47983"><p>Out of range blood sugars and short temper/ anger.</p><p>You need to be aware that low blood sugar can be the reason for a loss of rational thought let alone control of temper.</p><p>Many insulin dependent diabetics will testify to becoming unbelievably volatile,aggressive and dangerous whilst suffering with low blood sugars ( hypoglycaemia). It's not an excuse it's fact. Some of the most placid people on insulin can become absolute monsters with low BS levels. </p><p>As for the OP, well I'm not prepared to offer advice where type2 is concerned as I'm not a type 2. It would, however seem possible that the daily requirements of controlling diabetes could quite easily make a persons patience and understanding wear thin.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="therower, post: 1797955, member: 47983"] Out of range blood sugars and short temper/ anger. You need to be aware that low blood sugar can be the reason for a loss of rational thought let alone control of temper. Many insulin dependent diabetics will testify to becoming unbelievably volatile,aggressive and dangerous whilst suffering with low blood sugars ( hypoglycaemia). It's not an excuse it's fact. Some of the most placid people on insulin can become absolute monsters with low BS levels. As for the OP, well I'm not prepared to offer advice where type2 is concerned as I'm not a type 2. It would, however seem possible that the daily requirements of controlling diabetes could quite easily make a persons patience and understanding wear thin. [/QUOTE]
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