u/imbutteringmycorn

Is it normal to get throat aches more often than people without t1d?

Hi all,

Im relatively new to lights but I’m so hyped and have a project coming up. I already know the basics amd have done easy light shows and programming.

Now what would you recommend an intermediate? Maybe what you use every time? What Tipps you have, Tipps on Timecode

But that means I can eat whatever for once and I love it (yes I’ve measured my blood and don’t depend on the sensor)

I (22/male) was diagnosed with diabetes type 1 a few weeks ago. I feel like my life is running through my fingers. My girlfriend and I are very anxious ever since. I was always religious but for the last months it was more so in the background of my life. When I was sent to the ER I prayed. I hoped god forgave me for not talking to him for a bit.

I’m really need his hand on my chest right now to tell me everything is going to be okay. I feel lost with this life changing disease. For what I’m wishing is for my girlfriend to also find her way back to faith again, pray for heath, happiness and brighter times. I want her to have someone, she knows will never leave. I want to bring her to the worship sundays. Show her the love all the brothers and sisters have for us. For each other

God bless yall 🫶

I’m newly diagnosed, 22yo male. My girlfriend met me when I was at my absolute high. We were goofing around, I was in top form at sports, we really hit it off. After a few weeks of knowing each other I received the information that I had T1D and needed to seek medical help immediately. Got into hospital and stayed there for a week.

While I tried to keep it lighthearted and joke around, in all honesty it was traumatic. I didn’t know how bad it actually was for me. My home doctor was really concerned, the doctors in the hospital didn’t talk to me they just gave me shots (I felt so anxious when they talked to each other like “give him 12 units” because I thought it was SO much and I also thought maybe I will get negative side effects). I was never put into hospital and then I laid there in the ER, people almost ending next to me, I was absolutely scared.

My girlfriend told me that she was shaking and crying while on the way to see me. She didn’t leave until I was in my room. She was and is scared for me ever since. I feel so bad for her, I wanna hug her and tell her everything is fine but it’s not. And she knows. She has my Libre glucose levels and in the beginning made herself anxious whenever I got over 200. I told her a lot, also that it is normal in the beginning to spike so much. But that only happened two weeks after I got the diagnosis.

In the meantime, we both didn’t know what was happening to me. No one told us any good information. I was treated very badly in hospital (got served high carb meals and the worst insulin plan ever - even my doc made me leave hospital).

I’m now seeing a diabetician doc and also have a schooling next week. I’m so looking forward to finally learning more. I also bought “think like a pancreas” and it’s really opened my eyes both positiv and negativ.

In all honesty, I am scared. I feel like my life is running trough my fingers. I don’t wanna talk with her about the bad stuff that maybe eventually will happen. I don’t wanna make her even more anxious. She is sad for me, all the time. I am sad too. I haven’t cried yet but I can feel that my depression finally has found the crack it was looking for to come back around. All the good talking aside, it’s a scary disease, and until I made up my mind, I will be anxious

I am newly diagnosed and was left alone with it for one and a half weeks now already. I don’t know anything besides how I count carbs to insulin units.

Is it normal for my blood sugar to spike to around 250-280 after a meal?

Why does it go up again even after I haven’t eaten anything for hours?

How do yall enjoy life? Because I only eat the main courses in a day, but what if I’m out and want an ice cream or two hours after dinner we eat again. Do I just shoot again? Am I limited?
Healthcare really left me alone and I only get all those infos in more than a week. Until then I don’t want to spike daily and wonder what bad happens to my body

I even eat very healthy, no added sugars, very low carb. STILL it shoots to these numbers. Why??😭😔

How do yall manage that? I eat a Lot of Protein and fat. Do yall bolus a few hours after to catch the rise? How do you know how much to bolus?

Hi, just eben Diagnosen a week ago, got out of Hospital on tuesday.

What are Tipps, some things you adopted oder time, anything really is welcome