Hi all. I'm new to the forum, but not diabetes. I was diagnosed around 20 years ago and to be honest have never really got on top of things. I started on tablets, then mixed insulin, then 2 types of insulin and currently I am on Victoza, metaformin, pioglitozine and levemir.
I have never really embraced my diabetes, I take my meds, but I have never really got into really organised testing and although I have modified my diet I'm not as disciplined as I could be. I think I am still after 10 years in a sort of denial, and constantly think I'll worry about it tomorrow.
I know my stuff on most areas, but I struggle to be disciplined and follow all the stuff I should know. I also tend to swing from a period 9th trying to just giving up. If my blood sugar goes high and I don't understand why I just chuck the towel in and give up.
Apologise for essay, I decided to come on here in search of advice and good ideas how to turn it round before its too late.
Welcome Tom and nice opening post. I'm certain many can sympathise, we all throw the towel in occasionally. How quick you pick it up again is the measure of our control. I'm certain there's not much you don't know but if you have any questions, please ask. Mo