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Type 1'stars R Us

porl69 said:
Are you sure you are not having a hypo being so wet????
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Could well be a hypo. I’ll know later if the wife wants to know why I ran outside earlier, stood arms out wide and looking upto the heavens shouting “ come on baby let me have it”
 
therower said:
Could well be a hypo. I’ll know later if the wife wants to know why I ran outside earlier, stood arms out wide and looking upto the heavens shouting “ come on baby let me have it”
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Hahahaha....big belly laughs for that post
 
@helensaramay . Maybe the biggest bugbear I have with all this forum/ internet stuff is when I give advice to someone who has asked for it or have asked about the well-being of someone struggling only to get diddly squat in reply.
A thank you surely isn’t that difficult or even an emoji thingy at the least.
 

On another thread, I thanked a member for his nice friendly reply and then stated that some are pedantic and appear rude, so I won't waste my precious time or energy on them.
 
therower said:
Hi @Robinredbreast . Hope the day has improved and continues to stay good for you.
It looks like you’ve got your hands full at the moment and I’m sure Cleo will continue to be a handful in years to come. You’re a lucky Grandma.
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I am indeed a very lucky nana
 
slip said:
On Sunday it will be my 21st T1D anniversary - must remember to buy a card and flowers!
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Have a great diaversity and here's to many more
My 30th year next year, I have no idea of the day, as all that is written in my hospital file is, 1989, gee thanks North Tees General
 
porl69 said:
46 years for me and I still learn something new every week. Still confuses me on times. BUT I am still here after all that time, so I class myself as a winner
Just waiting for @Knikki to come and trump me on his length of service to the T1D cause
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Wow, only 4 years till the big 50, amazing............ well done
 
Mel dCP said:
Twenty years down the road and I still feel like I’m making it up as I go along... you get the odd spell when you think you’ve got it nailed, and then your body mixes it all up just to show you who’s boss
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We are always learning Mel, I have had pretty good readings for the past 2 1/2 weeks, then this morning awoke on a 17.0, not good, but managed to get it down to 11.1 by lunchtime.
 
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therower said:
IT’S THIS SUNDAY??. I thought it was next week bro.
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Not next week, it's this Sunday, as next weeks Sunday will be in 10 days time, so that's next week. I'm sure of that, well quite sure................... no I'm right
 
porl69 said:
I am going for the medal as well The Alan Nabarro medal I believe it is called
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I would love to see it. I admire people so much who get to 50 years with type 1, as we all know the pitfalls, the up's and down's and the, yes moment's, when we can give ourselves a pat on the back.
 
therower said:
IT’S THIS SUNDAY??. I thought it was next week bro.
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I've just vowed to never ever read your posts that quotes me whilst at work ever again - PMSL - is even more embarrassing when at work............and people come running to my aid.
 
helensaramay said:
One of the downsides of being diagnosed type 1 later in life, is I will have to live much longer to get the medals.
Won't stop me trying!
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That's true, I was diagnosed at 31, so I will be81 on my 50th diaversity............. not sure how that is going to pan out, but at least I know now that I have a life to pan out............. however many years it is
 
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