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Good morning and very pleased to meet you.I'm female, Type 1 in my 26 th year.
Guidelines on eating carbs. I find that by reducing my carb intake, (but not low carb) readings, over all are better, for me.
Type 1's are all different, what works for me wont necessarily work for another Type 1.
Stress, upset, worry, shock, illness, operations can affect our blood sugars dramatically, sometimes for weeks. sending them soaring.
Teaching hospital medical staff that there is a Type 1 diabetes, as I found out last year,( when I was asked in A &E about medical conditions, I said I had diabetes and the nurse said ' Type 2)' after an accident. No, I said ,Type 1, I should of been asked 'which type'? I was taken aback.
Definitely awareness and understanding of type 1. It ain't easy at times( especially young adults we have seen on the forum how hard they find it) and I'm sure the majority of Type 1's do there utmost to get good over all control.
Thank you for bringing Type 1 to the surface ( as at times it feels we are overlooked) and I wish you all the best on your upcoming teaching session, I hope it has a positive affect in the NHS.
Best wishes RRB
Guidelines on eating carbs. I find that by reducing my carb intake, (but not low carb) readings, over all are better, for me.
Type 1's are all different, what works for me wont necessarily work for another Type 1.
Stress, upset, worry, shock, illness, operations can affect our blood sugars dramatically, sometimes for weeks. sending them soaring.
Teaching hospital medical staff that there is a Type 1 diabetes, as I found out last year,( when I was asked in A &E about medical conditions, I said I had diabetes and the nurse said ' Type 2)' after an accident. No, I said ,Type 1, I should of been asked 'which type'? I was taken aback.
Definitely awareness and understanding of type 1. It ain't easy at times( especially young adults we have seen on the forum how hard they find it) and I'm sure the majority of Type 1's do there utmost to get good over all control.
Thank you for bringing Type 1 to the surface ( as at times it feels we are overlooked) and I wish you all the best on your upcoming teaching session, I hope it has a positive affect in the NHS.
Best wishes RRB