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Mood Swings

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kazswaite

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My husband is T1 and his mood swings at the moment are driving me to distraction.
I have recently come off tablets for depression after nearly thirty years so I'm finding it really difficult to cope with.

He's not the kind of person you can talk to about it as he gets quite aggressive ( not physically ) but can be quite frightening.
 
Unfortunately, if you don't have good BG control mood swings can happen
Domestic violence doesn't have to be physical, aggression can be very scary, sometimes the aggressor doesn't realise the fear they are creating especially if diabetes control is causing the problem.
Please contact domestic violence help line - 0808 2000 247 for support and information
(For any men reading this who are in a similar situation call 0808 801 0327)
 
How are his bg levels? If his bgs are ok then ...it does seem he is more being at least emotionally abusive. If his bgs are more erratic then maybe you can encourage him to see his nurse and dr and work together on a plan to move forward. Stay safe. <3
 
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