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Originally Posted by LancetChick Type 1's are sort of forced to take an active role in diabetes management from the get-go, but with type 2's taking an active role is often optional..... at least for a while. My Dad has type 2, is on Glipizide, does not own a glucometer, and would no more check out a diabetes message board than he would take up figure skating. I suspect there are a lot more type 2's like my Dad than there are like the ones who post here who take their disease and their health seriously. |
What's wrong with figure skating? lol I have type 1 diabetes AND i figure skate!

lol
I guess without any intentions of insulting those that are type 2... there's a lot more to treating type 1, it's more complex and there are more tools involved, carb:insulin ratio's, effects of insulins, types of insulins, the list goes on.... so perhaps there's more to talk about when it comes to treating type 1?