Next Tues. aug. 03 2010 it will be 2 years since I was dx'ed in ICU. Just seems like my life has changed so much. I was thinking about how much is different.
I now wake and the first thing I do is check my bs. My life seems to center around my meter Dracula. Yes that is what I call my meter. LOL The past 2 years I have gotten to know my body so well. I know who Banting, Best, Macleod and Collip are. Just so many changes.
It's not been all bad. My a1c went from 13.8 to 5.7, I eat so much better and truthfully I feel better than I have in quite a few years (decades LOL).
I am still in a small group as there aren't many that get dx'ed as late as I did. I guess I am just a big kid. lol
And the best thing about being type 1 Diabetic is you people!!!!!! Thanks for everything.
Keith, congratulations on your 2'd D anniversary. I have read about two people bin their 80's being diagnosed with T1D. You are just a baby compared to them. Lol!
Haha, thanks. The short hair has been a hit so far with everyone who's seen it.
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Keith, congratulations on your 2'd D anniversary. I have read about two people bin their 80's being diagnosed with T1D. You are just a baby compared to them. Lol!
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That's incredible. I wonder what the oldest age is for type 1 diagnosis? That info must be around somewhere - I'll see if I can Google it.
Keith, congratulations on your 2'd D anniversary. I have read about two people bin their 80's being diagnosed with T1D. You are just a baby compared to them. Lol!
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Yea, weird huh?? I myself have met one, he was 83 when he was dx'ed. I meet a lot more like you Richard, dx'ed as a child or young adult.