Untypical: LADA / postprandial hypos for yeeeears

Hello,
first to introduce myself shortly, I'm Krisa, 25 years old, from Slovenia.

My diabetes story so far:
I've had hypoglycemic episodes since I was 12. They were not that frequent, max. 2 per month. Last few years my health started detirioating and about a year ago my hypoglycemic attacks got more frequent, even 3times/week. When I was small, my child doctor just told me to eat something when that happens so I never paid too much attention to it, especially because it was not frequent. This time, my new and awesome doctor sent me to do OGTT. It came back positive, twice, okay, I have diabetes.
BUT
My weight is normal, my cholesterol is normal, my blood presure is normal or even a bit on the lower side...Hmmm. So they send me from doctor to doctor speculating what's happening, meanwhile, I researched a looooot on the net and already formed some "opinions" on the subject. They finally got me to do insulin,c-peptid,autoantibodies test. that was back in december. yesterday, I've learned that one of the autoantibodeis came back positive. my new doctor didn't tell me which onw but I've tried to see on her side of the desk and I think it was IAA. I couldn't see the results of c-peptid and insulin, but she said nothing about it. Please, PLEASE don't judge me for not stepping up, I really get anxious in such situations.

Anyway, I'm looking for some thoughts...

-is it definitve now that I'm LADA? we don't use that terms in our country. the doctor did warn me, though, that I might/will probably slowly progress to "type 1" and start with insulin

-how long do you think this will take?.. I've tried to read more about it but most statistics mention mostly GAD as a factor that shows progress to insulin therapy in few years.. I guess I'll have to learn patience.. and not to worry all the time but just test if I feel bad/twice a month, like my doctor advised...

oh and my numbers history (sorry this will all be in mmol)
A1C
-5,5 at diagnosis in june 2013
-5,4 sep 2013
-5,6 december 2013
-5,9 yesterday

morning numbers
-always below 6 first few months after diagnosis
-I think I started seeing numbers above 6 in november or so
-now I measure above 6 often but few days ago it was the first time I saw 7,8 in the morning!! ugh

postprandial numbers
-mostly under 10 all the time, but I do spike up to max of 12,5 sometimes
-I'm still getting hypos, do you think when that stops it means my diabetes is progressing? ok the raise in a1c shows that a bit, too. but it seems my pancreas is still very much alive if it can still send me to hypo hell...

my weight is sadly also going up

I would really appreciate some thought on all this...

thanks a lot for your answer! will repost this in LADA section so maybe someone else replies. I've read a few times that both early type2 AND type1(LADA) can have hypo attacks because the pancreas is struggling.. which makes sense and it was explained that way to me.
My current/new doctor said the same and it makes even more sense if I know there is autoimmunity against my insulin going on. But I would like to hear from someone with similiar experience..

reactive hypos can occure (when related to diabetes which they often are, long-term) when somebody is
-either insulin resistant and pancreas is struggling and over producng insulin to help lower the glucose levels
-either has some autoimmunity going on (like me) and panreas is struggling again for some or another reason (in my case, I have IAA autoantibodies so they're actually killing of my insulin so pancreas, which is still functional, is trying to compensate and does it a bit too much or a bit too late)

that's how I came to understand these things...

I've read a lot and reactive /prostpandial hypos can be indicators to either early type 2 or LADA.. I thought for a long time that I'm probably early type 2 but now, considering all other facts, I most definitely am LADA, hopefully it goes down really sloooooow (seeing I+ve been having hypos for more than 10 years it maybe will.. but on the other hand, last few years everything is going on faster and in less than a year since I was diagnosed my readings became worse quite a bit too..)


(but somehow, I'm still kinda deluded and hoping that one single positive autoantibody test doesn't necessarily mean LADA.. especially because I see that GAD is much more important for LADA diagnosis...)