Very good.Type 1 5 months ago

Good companions,

Well, here another one ... I am 20 years old and I am diabetic type 1. 5 months ago that I was diagnosed, with the classic symptoms: fatigue, hunger, liter of liter and a half, weight loss and concentration ... I was5 days admitted.Surprise, since I have no family history and I had always been very cared for.Recovery, education, and fly again.

Now I have learned a lot, it seems that I have studied a diabetes, :)) Everything is quite assumed, although there are times for everything.I have a lifetime to learn a lot on the subject, and little by little experiences are added.

Well, I stop, heh, he, nothing, I really like the union in this forum and I wanted to add.I hope to learn a lot from you, and contribute everything in my hand.A big hug and see you here.;)

Welcome to the @tyler forum! Here you will find many like me with more than 17 years of diabetes, and many recent as in your case, ask what you need and share what you know !!;)

If it's not a secret ... how long do you have?

Thank you very much @Fer!You should know a lot.I surely learn from you.

:)

Well, I'm 20, imagine, those who have left to learn.He he.All the best.

They diagnosed me with 25, so some good advice can give you @tyler, ask what you want.;)

I also recommend that you use the forum search engine, you will find a lot of information and interesting topics, there is a thread with the recommendations for recently diagnosed, very good, if you do not find it you tell me and the poor here.

Welcome to the forum, Tyler.It will be very helpful, which is needed at first :)

Welcome, @tyler!United diabetics!

Welcome, I also arrive little.Here are help and topics for all

Welcome!I have 19 and now I am learning more xD

Welcome I have been a few years, ha ha.Diabetic long before you were born, ha ha ha.With prehistory, but I am sincerely one of those who think that in order to have spent 28 years the advances have been minimal, the real MCG with alarms.And who they don't have could put it because nothing is wrong.
Ask everything you want someone sure you know, it's more, I would tell you that the classmates better than many doctors, ha ha ha

Thank you very much for the @regina, @pike, @ele, @ele and @jconegar reception!

Some already veterans on the subject :) I also think that little progress has been made, but we are not going to make bad blood either.And yes, because of others, I can learn a lot too.Union is strength.

I have seen some topic with recommendations and guides @fer, and many other interesting topics.Really, thank you all.Hugs.:)>-

Welcome Tyler, I was worthy with 23 years since 91 with DM1.
Welcome to the forum and orders for anything you need.
I am relatively new in the forum but I am quite active.
Here you will find very nice people who will disintegrately want to help you.
Come kid that I like your positive attitude.
greetings

Welcome @tyler.I also carry with DM1 about 5 months like you, although I am 37 years old.Tell us what treatment you carry and help you in what we can.Despite almost 5 months I have also learned a lot.All the best!

Welcome Tyler !!!!My daughter was diagnosed on June 5, she was also admitted for 5 days, but she a little younger than you.Almost everything we know how to carry diabetes has been thanks to this forum and the advice they have given me when we have needed us have gone great.

Welcome @ Tyler, I from 13, so a few years accompanied by diabetes but I do not consider me veteran because it is always learning.
As will we very have a good vibes so for what you need here we are

Welcome Tyler.GALA AND Since 14 I didn't know what you were from 13 !!!!!I think the same, veterans really don't exist because something new is always learned.It is important to share and tell all our experiences.

Thank you very much @Afterego, your words are very friendly.I appreciate being able to tell you, I see that you are very pleasant people.
Thanks @gala, the good vibes help a lot.Courage with your fight.
@Rociollinares, thanks, it is good to know that the forum helps so much.A lot of strength for your daughter.
@xorxie, thanks and ... what a coincidence!Well, I am following a 2,000 kcal diet, with 3 novorapid punctures with units 3-5-6 according to breakfast, food and dinner, at this time.12 of Lantus before sleeping.And minimum 3 daily glucose controls, before meals.Since this summer I use the ACCU-Chek Aviva Expert, Roche.Also say that, shortly after being discharged, I started the honeymoon, of which I am already starting to leave, and gradually increasing the insulin units, paying attention to my educator and endocrine, of course.

Encourage that this can be luxurious

Welcome to the @tyler forum.And still with that positive attitude, I believe that being positive helps a lot to get this disease well.

Thanks again @jconegar.Yes, I'm seeing that (almost) can be done.
@Inday, thank you very much, that's what it is, to take it with humor, help and much, in the same way that stress increases glucose levels.

@Tyler welcome! I have 4 years old, and your way of seeing things is the best option.Greetings and here I am for what you need.