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Old 08-17-2005, 09:40 AM
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Originally Posted by camjen1
Sorry, I have to disagree. As Andrea said T1 are T1 and T2 are T2 no matter if you are no longer making insulin. What makes them so different is T1 is a sudden cut off of insulin while T2 is a slowing down of insulin production.
I also have to disagree with Middnite03, there is a very distinct difference in the two types, as outlined by AMI1977. I just don't understand where type 1.5 comes into play??. If you are diagnosed as type two but not right away injecting insulin and then have to start injecting this still means you are type 2, a lot of type 2's start out this way, this NEVER makes them a type 1.

Have a look on the American Diabetes Association for clarity.

http://www.diabetes.org/home.jsp

These are the facts not word of mouth...........
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