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Help for Hypos

Squeekyboy

Squeekyboy

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Location
Cheshire, England.Uk
Type of diabetes
Type 2
Treatment type
Tablets (oral)
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TV: don't watch TV, find most programs boring.Don't have a telly now but do watch videos now & then on a monitor.
@Dark Horse, hi friend, you have given good advice to me in the past, so I wondered if you could help a newbie I've just stumbled upon. @Tootybanooty, they ask, if anyone can help with their parents having frequent hypos. I don't know which type they are but I have asked them, so will stick around to see if they answer or may be you'll get there first. Hope you don't mind me asking you on there behalf.

Kind regards

Squeekyboy:)
 
Squeekyboy said:
@Dark Horse, hi friend, you have given good advice to me in the past, so I wondered if you could help a newbie I've just stumbled upon. @Tootybanooty, they ask, if anyone can help with their parents having frequent hypos. I don't know which type they are but I have asked them, so will stick around to see if they answer or may be you'll get there first. Hope you don't mind me asking you on there behalf.

Kind regards

Squeekyboy:)
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Thanks for tagging me but there are many people on here better qualified than me to give advice about hypos. Probably when we know more details, they'll be able to give advice. If you can change the question title so it says something like 'help for hypos' to alert them, that might be helpful.
 
Dark Horse said:
Thanks for tagging me but there are many people on here better qualified than me to give advice about hypos. Probably when we know more details, they'll be able to give advice. If you can change the question title so it says something like 'help for hypos' to alert them, that might be helpful.
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@DarkHorse, OK, Thank you once again. Squeekyboy
 
@Tootybanooty - You and/or your folks might find signing up to the site Hypo Programme to be worthwhile. The link is here: Hypo Program - improve your understanding of hypos. There's a version for people with diabetes, parents/guardians of children with type 1, children with type 1 diabetes, teachers and Health Care Professionals

It would also be useful if you would share a little more about your concerns on this thread, so that those with knowledge have a something to go on.

Good luck with it all.
 
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