
05-02-2008, 09:56 PM
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I am a: Type 1 | | Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Hastings Melbourne Australia
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Originally Posted by sprzepiora Hello All, I just found out today when I went to see my endo that I am not a T2 like he thought. He also said I have lost a little feeling in my feet but that it will be reversible. So starting today I have a totally different way of taking care of myself. | Well there is one thing now that you have to do and that is more tests as insulin is an argessive drug if you don't understand it and also if you plan to do something phyical as that will make insulin work faster.  Quote:
I do not know whether I'm bummed out or not on the fact I will need insulin the rest of my life. I mean when I was a T2 there was a chance I could take care of it with diet, exercise and pills. Where the diet and exercise would become a huge part of my life, something I wasn't looking forward to.
I guess the main thing is I am no longer independent, I will forever need insulin.
| Unfortunetly yes for the rest of your natural life. Quote:
On the bright side I freaked someone out today on lunch shooting up in the parking lot of Subway | LOL Yeah, You will get that.  Quote:
Originally Posted by morrisma Do you think your doc could change my diagnosis from t1 to t0?  | LOL. I wonder how a type 0 is treated? A normal life? Quote:
Originally Posted by sprzepiora Doesn't matter though, T1 or T2 it's all diabetes and all just plain sucks, but it isn't the end of my life.
I may seem a little down, but it isn't all that, I am a pretty layed back person, I will miss the complete independence I enjoyed before but will get used to it. | That's the go!! 
__________________ We inject to stay alive!!! So that i can enjoy what you enjoy!!!  Peter... Insulins Novorapid and Levemir. 
So I am well armed to enjoy food of any kind!!! |