Accused Of Having An Eating Disorder
I'm glad you're having an easy time regulating your blood sugar. I hope it continues to be easy.
My father had type 2 diabetes, and his blood glucose level went up and down like a roller coaster. My information comes mainly from discussions with dieticians where he was being treated.
(By the way, eating lots of small meals helps keep blood sugar stable.)
I never said regulating my blood sugar was easy, it is not easy. Nothing about diabetes is easy, but of course you know that because you've read some news article that means more than experiencing it yourself right?And instead of trying to tell me how to regulate my blood sugar, apparently you need to tell your dad how to do that.
No, douchebag, as I said, my father had type 2 diabetes, and his blood glucose level would fluctuate all over the place. His mother died from the effects of type 2 diabetes (mainly, circulatory collapse). A close friend of mine has type 1 diabetes, checks himself every time we go out to eat, and shoots himself up with insulin. Now I know about humulin, long-acting insulin, glucose meters, test strips, etc. I also know about hypoglycemia and diabetic coma and getting amped with D50W. Things I haven't read about, but have seen in real life.And my cat died from complications of diabetes.
Then you also know that it's not good for his blood sugar to bounce around all the time and therefore I'm sure you're doing your best to help him regulate his blood sugar, being the perfect child?
