Hi
@cassie091 I’m not particularly ranting about having diabetes in general daily life I’m grateful for all the medication available and the fact that it most certainly could be worse after all it wasn’t my life support being turned off ,and having a child with it must certainly (in my opinion be worse)@ROBIN101summed it up it is almost a selfish affliction .Sometimes when you just want to give something or someone your whole attention the shakes start you think is it stress or blood sugars dropping ,you need to check ,or I feel I need to check because I certainly don’t want to draw attention to to me me me by hypoing and whilst in the right places,ambulance,casualty and then intensive care they weren’t there for me .i felt incredibly insensitive and selfish going to say my last goodbye stuffing Hobnob biscuits down my throat (it was all i could eat as I felt the sandwich I had would have been really in inappropriate)also bearing in mind some of the people I was with were unaware I was diabetic . I must admit I felt better ranting to people who understood and didn’t know me and I thank them for that