injecting in a public place

martwolves · martwolves, Apr 1, 2013 at 10:27 AM

Shetland-Mal said:

I was in an eatery in Aberdeen when I felt myself starting a hypo. I asked a member of staff where I could inject and was told "Not here! we don't allow drugs in here", I explained it was insulin for my diabetes and if I didn't inject soon she would be picking me up off the floor or calling an ambulance and I would be calling the press and my solicitor. Oh use the ******** loo then. I then sat down where I was and started to get the pen ready and was told in no uncetain times to get the **** out!. I just looked at her and did the injection them ate 5 jelly babies (as suggested in the care pack). As soon as I said I was feeling better she said oh well I will get your order now, I said No need, after those jelly babies I don't feel hungry now and walked out. I could hear her seathing behind me
I found another cafe just across the street, I must have looked out of sorts as the lady behind the counter asked if I was ok, when I explained she said sit down one tea and a ham salad sandwich on its way (No charge). Seem her son is type 2 also.
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Utter tripe. Glad you had a free meal. Shame you conned people into thinking you were diabetic. Why would you inject when going into hypo?

martwolves · martwolves, Apr 1, 2013 at 1:29 PM

No one should be made to feel guilty.

injecting in a public place

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