[BriOnH]

Originally Posted by DeusXM

I'll be honest though, I really don't see any point in training anyone else to give you insulin injections, simply because there isn't any kind of emergency caused by lack of insulin that will incapacitate you before you can solve the problem yourself.

Deus said it much more politely then I could have. The question kind of upsets me for some reason. Just being honest.

[octoberlily]

When i was first diagnosed, i told them bluntly i would never inject myself and been stubborn i wouldn't give in, so my mum and dad had to deal with it, i was 12 and only on 2 injections a day.

Also my lads as they learnt about it from an early age and dealt with a lot. But eldest who is now 25 was taught by a professional on how to give insulin 17 years ago when i broke my right arm, so if i struggled with my jabs he knew what to do.

Julie

[JediSurfer]

Originally Posted by BriOnH

Deus said it much more politely then I could have. The question kind of upsets me for some reason. Just being honest.

Unless of course you were to break both your hands