I now where you are at. I got Type one at 21 years of age and now 62. I deal with it by reminding myself what I have done and achieved. Two great daughters living in New Zealand with great lads as their partners. Travelled the world, held down senior and stressful jobs. Stayed active, retired from playing soccer 44 years of age. Surviving attack of Cellulitis after an injury, several times as it kept coming back and getting sepsis. Living in South Africa, Ireland, all over the UK and now running small business in Cyprus! Travelling the world and with the pain of customs, whats this sir can we check it, we must swab it, I have a pump. And the Diabetes is still a pain in the bum even with good control. I will tell you what though you have to pat yourself on the back and say well done to yourself as a lot of people do not understand the routines, the disappointments, the pain of being type one! My main thought is before 1921 and Banting and Best discovering insulin that could be injected we would all of us not been here, so putting up with the pain Hba1c results, visits to the hospital, check ups blood tests, special diets hell lets show the world we really can do it!!!! I consider myself the diabetic who can and screw anyone who thinks different, thats how I deal with it, I even give the Doctors hell if I think they are talking rubbish and yes they do sometimes! They can also be right as well which can be a bit infuriating, but the main thing is we are here and not alone worldwide we are millions.