Today just 1 month ago since I was diagnosed with type 1 metillus diabetes!And I would like to tell what I have felt and how I have been carrying diabetes.
A month ago when I went to my header doctor for a cold and I told him the loss of weight and the need to drink that I had for several months (I already supposed that I had diabetes because my father is diabetic type 2 and alreadyI tell me the symptoms you had when you start having diabetes).
When I sent me, I have a test for knowing the sugar, the test took 265 mg/dl on an empty stomach, I was calm because I did not know what that meant that although I saw my mother quite worried and nervous about what I thought I would have diabetesWhen we taught my doctor who quickly sent me to the hospital, so we were running and there they told me that they had to hospitalize (when they told me this I began to worry because I did not know that this was going to be so serious) and in the stepFrom the hours already in the hospital room came nurses where they explained that it was diabetes and that I would have to do, what I have been worse during the first days were insulin punctures because it gave me an incredible fear.
The next day of hospitalization they already sent me to a diabetes specialist where during the next few days I was hospitalized he was explaining everything I should know about diabetes (food, insulin, exercise) the truth is that the nurses who treated me wereExcellent and they explained it to me quite well.
Already in my house I felt quite disoriented in the subject of food since I did not know how I was going to take it and if it would be able to get everything right, also in my house it was where they started has visited me more relatives and has told me things like: thatIn Germany there is an operation that heals you diabetes or well looks at the positive side now you eat healthier.
And in class they told me more of the same thing: I couldn't prick, and can you never eat sugar again?Or and now what do you have to prick?And what they also tell me and more hate is a sweet boy
The truth is that during this month I am getting used to diabetes quite well and although it has meant a fairly great change in meals and when going out with my friends it is not something that my life has changed totally.
I feel totally identified with you.I can say that it happened to us almost the same, unless they did not have to hospitalize me (even having the same sugar).
Nobody likes to hear that he is sick and less with a chronic disease such as this ... I have been with it for 4 years and after all you have to get used to living with it as if it were a partner.Everything is based on constancy and responsibility ... Any question or doubt you have, in what can help you help you delighted !!"Welcome" haha ...: -h
@juan Miguel 1, Hello and welcome to the forum, tell us more about your daily living, years, insulins and daily units, where they attend you (hospital) and any questions, tellla because who can, we will give you opinions with our experiences already lived ...... an example I give you: I have 54 of this "beautiful and sweet adventure", so ....... much encouragement, responsibility and never abandon, because this disease is only for brave and you are, you areOne more !!!!!!forward and greetings;
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Welcome Juan Miguel, a lot of encouragement and the bull .... try to live "with" diabetes and not "for" diabetes ...
Welcome to everyone who starts now, and as Jconegar says we are all to help us, the advantage of such a forum is not because there are foros who know a lot, but because of the number of people who participate that there is more diversity of opinions. Ah!And take it easy because they have told me that this goes for long.
Welcome to the club, for you begins a fight in which others already carry many assaults, do not trust yourself, the former are usually tantoo and carry quite well, but as the intensity increases and the blows begin to enter yourGuard, the good begins, as and where you are willing to arrive, despite tiredness, despite the hard blows and despite psychological wear, there is no other than to continue with the guard high and move.It is not possible to give up, not let yourself be knocked out, do not throw in the towel, just stand up and keep fighting with everything you have.
