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- Type of diabetes
- Type 1
Everyone is entitled to have their health condition treated and delaying treatment is only likely to increase the cost not only health-wise to you but also to the health system.I’m a waste of nhs resource. It’ll go eventually.
Everyone is entitled to have their health condition treated and delaying treatment is only likely to increase the cost not only health-wise to you but also to the health system.
Complaining about high BSL and not getting the cause (ie a possible infection) looked at helps no-one.
It does help your MIL in any way but in fact could add worry. It leaves you in a worse position, it is in fact selfish.
No-one deserves to be ill - well apart from a few very bad criminals that you read about in the news and it just makes you shudder.Anyway I deserve to feel ill so it’s fine.
No she won’t worry about me. Trust me!
Anyway I’m going to my course now.
So the course is over and done. I’m sure you’re glad there’s one less thing on your list.
Please put the worry of this speeding issue to bed for good now. Remember the good things taught and reminded of today but the stress from this is over. “Punishment” done.
Please now address the other stressors that you are able to address - leaving some capacity to deal with those you can’t change. Ie go see a dr for your bloods, throat and starving yourself . These physical ailments can be improved which in turn help mental state. Also discuss your anxiety and depression. This too can be improved. But only you can do it. Take the first step.
Thank you. It is done but it doesn’t change anything does it. I’m still a criminal. They told us we were idiot drivers...
Actually no you’re not. There was no conviction therefore no criminal record. And even if you had been prosecuted and found guilty speeding is not a criminal offence, just a traffic offence.I’m still a criminal.