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Originally posted by kizwiz
The past week has been very hard for me.
I went for a test the other week as my blood sugars were too high (I am 30 weeks pregnant). I was asked, because the results were abnormal, to go the the specialist Anti-natal Diabetic clinic.
I got there and there were 2 doc's, a dietitian and a specialist nurse all waiting for me at the clinic.
They told me that my blood sugars were much too high, normally they should be between 4-8 but mine were 19!!!!!
They also said that I had to be admitted to hospital to get these sugars down and that I would now need insulin.
They couldnt say if this was permanent but I have found out today it is.
I really dont know how to feel about this..... part of me just says get on with it and the other part of me is struggling with knowing that I am going to have to inject myself for the rest of my life and be so careful.
So yeah...... I'm Type 1 and it sucks!
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Ohh Kiz
that's terrible! All I can recommend is trying to find other people who have to regularly inject themselves and speak to them about it, it must have been a shock to hear that news. Remember, it's all in your and the baby's best interests, and maybe it'll calm down when the sprog is born!
