Dollyrocker said:Viv wasn't being patronising Sugar but I think you were! :lol:
thank god somebody said this. I can't believe how many of you are creeping off to do blood tests. It's not something to be ashamed of.Debloubed said:Heavens above. I am pretty gobsmacked that people are a) moaning about others showing an interest in their diabetes and b) people suggesting that anyone go and test in private! Spread the word people! No wonder the general public think that diabetes is a disease that only overweight and unhealthy people get, we need to keep it out of the closet not shove it back in!
yeah - fair enough if she's 9! And it's great that you care, and I agree it's natural to want to get involved if you love someone. It may be that when she's 39 (like me) she will still want you to ask. But she may have a different relationship with her diabetes, and with you, than that. It may NOT be a nice thing to do when she's an adult - or at least, it may be nice for you, but not for her. My mum knows that asking me my test results would just irritate me, and I am very grateful indeed that she avoids doing it. I suspect it's hard for her to do, but it shows that she respects me as an adult and knows that she doesn't have a 'right' to know every aspect of my life. She shows me that she cares in other ways. Huge respect to her for that.SophiaW said:I always ask my daughter what her reading was. But our situation is different in that she's young and I need to know as I'm the one working out how much insulin she needs. But even when she's grown up and living in her own home I'll probably ask when I'm with her because I care.
I doubt it. Do you mean started off type 1 and then also developed type 2, or do you mean the original diagnoses was wrong and he was type 1 all along, or do you mean type 2 on insulin?dorjac said:Starting off T2 and going over to T1.
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