minitata said:I'm also a wheelchair user and have been told more than once that I'm not allowed in places as I'm a fire hazard. I have replied that if I burst into flames just use a bucket of water. :lol:
carty said:None of the things that are bad for diabetics applies to me cause I cant have diabetes as I am skinny .Every body says so :!: :crazy:
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Daibell said:Hi Carty. No, there are too may of us T2s who are skinny to be banned!
Defren said:Daibell said:Hi Carty. No, there are too may of us T2s who are skinny to be banned!
I'm almost skinny now, so can I join the skinny diabetic club (soon) please?
Grazer said:Genuinely had a warning on my packet of peanuts. It said "contains nuts"..... :***:
glucosegirl said:I having been using an electric duvet for about three years. When I was diagnosed with type 1 18 months ago I noticed it said "not suitable for diabetics". Same for my hot water bottle and period pain heat pads.
Called DiabetesUK careline about the duvet and they said it was fine. Spoke to my GP about the heat pads. He said the warning wasn't in case it burnt me it was in case I placed the heat pad on an area where I had recently injected. This could cause me to go hypo as heat speeds up the absorption of the insulin.
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