What I like about being diabetic is my Accu Chek Mobile meter. It's an awesome piece of design, just about perfect. All gadgets should be this handy.
Hell yeah! I love mine too.. & it's black with the minimalist amount of gun metal trim.. What more could you want..!?!
My positive is (I'm still in education) definitely being able to sometimes pull the 'I'm diabetic' card when you're feeling unwell. Haha
The only time I pull the D card, which is advisable. Is during a discussion with my wife. All I have to do is flash the low meter reading as a sign I wish to come back to addressing it later..!
Lol. On an Accu-Chek mobile it looks like those giant lane warning signs on the motorway....
I've done the same
My husband has never forgotten the time I went mad at him in the supermarket for crushing the loaf of breadI was low at the time, not to be messed with!
Lol. I'm the passive type. Not a fan of confrontation. But do believe in amicable resolution..
During a low I'm more likely to suggest putting a radio telescope on the front lawn as a sulution to fixing the fence..? Though in fairness it would hide the problem..
My husband filmed one of my hypos once,
Wow. I think this subject warrants it's own section...? There is some Youtube footage of me rambling during a gig as I desperatly got on top of a low & not let the guys down, which I lifted..Best form of defence & all that!
What the hell. Here it is...
Love the editing!! And YouTube, nothing like sharing it with a few people
Mine of course considering my actions would be inappropriate to share! And has fortunately since been deleted
I completely agree with ElyDave. What is there to like? I long for the carefree days when I could eat what I liked, when I wanted it without having to think about bg levels, insulin injections and umpteen finger pricking tests every day. Life used to be so easy. Now I worry about hypos and hypers that we all know can be dangerous. I'm surprised by blood pressure hasn't gone into orbit ............Aww @ElyDave can you not think of one thing? Even if you only slightly like it? Lol
I'm pleased for you, but as a slim individual, weight loss was not an aim for me. In fact, the opposite holds true. I lost a stone pre diagnosis and am endeavouring to get it back again so that I look normal rather than gaunt. Diabetes therefore sucks as far as I'm concerned.I am T2 and since being diagnosed my life has turned around.. I have lost 5st with a few more to go..feel great ..looking good and enjoying life. In fact I think I can saftley say diabetes has saved my life ! Happy days .. Yes I do miss carbs .. But enjoy my new body more than eating carbs
I can not think about anything I like about being Diabetic I wish the darn thing would go awaybut not gonna happen so we got to make the best of it and take each day as it comes
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