I have been t1d since 1993, so 25 years in and was in denial for a number of them. I had a maculopathy scare last year which, along with having two young kids, has made me start taking this more seriously. Thankfully whatever showed on the scan has disappeared but at least it made me improve my care. I have just had a test result and down to 64 from 80 in 6 months. I am proud of myself and going to have a beer and a curry tonight and then get straight back to lower carbs. But the hard work has only just begun.
I am on levemir (x1) and novorapid (normally 3-4, sometimes 5-6). The only problem I have is overnight. I often wake up to a reading of 8-12, no matter what I do! I do think I have dawn phenomenon and I am going on a DAFNE course equivalent in October and want to learn more about splitting the lev. The rest of the day is plain sailing, so if I can just conquer the bit when I am snoring I think I will be laughing. Any tips welcome!