15 years of shit.

Who can say that there are friends?c/(mayor) ???In this world of selfish ???Only I can say that "today, each one scratches where" "we have been born alone and we will die alone !!"but, they prove that someone goes "to the drawer" with another/another !!!at the same moment .............. [-x

This is @ani, it's our dear humanity

laudl said:
A type I diabetes makes you aware of your body.In health it is always said that young people are very difficult to sell them health, since they have it.This causes you to find patients of 30-40 years (non-diabetic) who have not taken care of in their life, and who now have hypertension or a coronary problem.Explain to one of that age what carbohydrates are.Agree that diabetes is a whore, but makes us aware of the importance of taking care of it.Of carrying a balanced diet and practicing physical exercise.If you saw the psychiatry patients, you would thank you for being diabetic, and not having a pathology.
With diabetes you can do the same things as others, the same.
If you do not do them or blame for the diabetes of your life, I recommend visiting a psychologist, really.

I know several diabetics that take care of themselves and yet with 30 years they already have to carry pacemakers, they have retinopathy or in my case helplessness.That say that diabetes helps in some way in something, is an immense bullshit.I also have been eating well (the day I do not find it badly) and with good glycemia and HG, and I am physically much worse than any of my friends of my age that eat what they want, whenThey want.

And you can do the same things, but with much more effort, always with the need to control everything (next food, injection, how much they will walk or exercise, etc.), without being able to enjoy the freedom I had when it was not.This weekend I heard the plan that had made an acquaint.Being a diabetic doing only one or two of those things I already ended up exhausted by stress, so I always end up losing my best.

I have been going to all kinds of psychologists for 10 years and I have even studied the psychology career (next to a psychiatric).Honestly, it has not served me at all.

@Sherpa, are you a psychologist?You had never said it :).Have you tried new insulin?I believe that if you find a good guideline, you will not have much problem to enter all those plans ..

@Uvi, those who are from Madrid, encourage you to make a stay there, that you will always make friends.

@Uvi, those who are from Madrid, encourage you to make a stay there, that you will always make friends.

@Luvi, those who are from Madrid, encourage you to make a stay there, that you will always make friends.

regina said:
@sherpa, are you a psychologist?You had never said it :).Have you tried new insulin?I believe that if you find a good guideline, you will not have much problem to enter all those plans ..

I have studied the career but I do not consider myself as such.

Slow insulins do not work for me.Neither NPH, nor Lantus, nor Levemir, nor anything.They just do any effect or clicking 100 units.But that has nothing to do with eating with many people, walking without knowing how much or dancing until the sun rises.

Good night

How about everyone, my name is Mauricio, I am from Mexico and I am 40 years old, for 6 years this condition was declared, my family by my mother is diabetic, last week I had 363 glucose, I think that despiteThis time and knowing the complications of not taking care of yourself, I have not been able to accept this disease and it costs me a lot of work to discipline myself in a matter of food intake, everything I cannot eat seems a lot, that they recommend me ...

@Sherpa41 because if your body does not react to insulin, they should analyze yourself well and find a guideline for you.I guess you will have already put yourself in it.

If you stop being "normal" I can not party until 8 in the morning as before, or take 5 glasses but my friends know it and adapt to my needs.We leave the same but they care that it will wear cookies, sugar and others at dawn.
And my friends are not diabetic and some are worse than me, so not everything is due to diabetes.

@Regina to those of Madrid we have already summoned to a weekend, if someone who is not from Madrid you want can also join.

Hello good,
@Sherpa41 I don't understand one thing ... do you have friends from 30 with pacemakers?Is it related to diabetes.As far as I knew, the pacemaker puts it to you if you have arrhythmias that can be dangerous.
As for 100 insulin units, they do nothing ... I am not a doctor, but it seems that you have brutal insulin resistance.Forgive me, I don't know your story;Do you do sports?With sport you can increase insulin sensitivity, it may help you a lot.Greetings to all

albertot said:
good,
@Sherpa41 I don't understand one thing ... do you have friends from 30 with pacemakers?Is it related to diabetes.As far as I knew, the pacemaker puts it to you if you have arrhythmias that can be dangerous.
As for 100 insulin units, they do nothing ... I am not a doctor, but it seems that you have brutal insulin resistance.Forgive me, I don't know your story;Do you do sports?With sport you can increase insulin sensitivity, it may help you a lot.Greetings to all

My cousin is type1 diabetic and at 30 they put the pacemaker I imagine that for the damage of sugar but exactly I don't know the reason.

Right now I do not do any sport, but years ago and the slow one worked for me either.Luckily the humalog lasts 6 or 7 hours with what I practically cover all day and I did not bother all the skin with huge punctures of slow.

Hi @xavi, just add a couple of things to everything they have told you.

- You have a scandal glycosilada, if I have not read it badly (6.1 I think) I find it hard to get off 7 and have been in this for 23 years.
- Due to my very improvable control during my youth, I have already given me more laser in the eyes than in Starwars, although luckily it is controlled and is not going to more.
- I want to tell you that retinopathy is a composition caused directly by bad control.Erectile dysfunctions or anything else related have (normally) much more to do with your head.I set as an example of a diabetic with poor circulation and (I touch wood) that problem has not emerged.
- Also tell you that I am a diver with more than 200 dives and that I take all the titles after being diagnosed.

I understand you perfectly when you say that leading a routine life avoids having to make continuous corrections in doses, schedules, etc.But if you live "as a robot" you will feel defeated by your illness, you will be healthy body and sick of mind, which is almost worse, because for that there is no insulin that is worth.

Go out to the street, which is spring, finds a commitment between thorough control and enjoy things that you are passionate about, that is the life you can do, and as that ... "life can be wonderful".If you do that, all other problems will remain there, but you will not be the same and you will see yourself with strength to overcome them.

A hug!

mespino76 said:
How about everyone, my name is Mauricio I am from Mexico and I am 40 years old, for 6 years I was declared that despite this time and knowing the complications of noTake care of yourself, I have not been able to accept this disease and it costs me a lot
Hi @mespino76, and welcome to the forum;but, !!thatbole, walk;Your pure male !!What is it ???And surely, the enchiladas, taquitos, chorditas, (well spicy), mole, corn, margaritas, tequila, salt watermark, the crown and black model, the black beans and rice beans with tomato, and its jalapenos ......This have hydrates that will harm you to achieve a better balance in your glycemic results !!!(Where are you in Mexico?
;)

Well, in August I will do a year with my type 1 diabetes, with the anti-gaad by the clouds, the anti-insulin giving by bag, and it is to throw in the towel and what God wants.

I feel alone.No one helps me, doctors meet you from year to year.Nobody tells me what to eat, how much click my glycosilada.I have to do experiments without having any idea of ​​this.Until November I do not see me for the first time the endocrine of Malaga and that I have been in the end of the disease since August of last year.

In the work the company's doctor passes from my diabetes like the shit ...glycosylated in 9, anti-gad in 33.00 and anti-insulin in 12.00, which I can follow normally my warehouse job work loading day weight and yes, and day too.

@Narciso, if you have enough strips, you can adjust the doses. This is a matter of informing yourself a lot.When you go to endo, to see if the slow thing changes to you to put it once a day.He insists on the doctor to see if he advances the appointment with the endo to lower that hem., Or with the educator.

As Regina says, @Narciso you see the doctor, put pressure ... to advance the appointment ... they have to adjust the insulin pattern.
Meanwhile on your own you can go ahead.Have you thought of a continuous glucose meter?The free Abbott requires an initial "small" version.With the sensor you can better adjust your guidelines, go up the slow day by day a little.Then for the rapid the easiest thing is to count carbohydrates.There are tables that can help you count.And then ask here that there are many expert people who will help you.

Puffff @narciso, so you have for those "professionals" you are a brown with whom they don't want to deal with.It is incoherent and incomprehensible that it does not have you as urgent.You glycosylated is more triggered than simply a little high, with that simple data it is already sufficient reason for urgent attention to require.With insulin resistance, I think yes or yes, you need a pump and a continuous meter for your type of work would be very convenient, since because of that insulin resistance you will need to have the most controlled graph.Give the pain, for claims if necessary, even change hospital or outpatient, but look for people specialized in diabetes, who dedicate themselves to carrying the Diabetology Unit, which they understand, have knowledge and training.Do not let the plumber doctor treat you that with silicone fixes everything.Much encouragement

Thanks for the answers.I will look at the continuous glucose meter, although a paste is worth each sensor (about 60 euros), and last two weeks?Or are there cheaper alternatives?