Sorry I wasn't on yesterday but I am a type 2, but I was diagnosed young with it. I was only 17, but still type 2. 🙂

Thank you! Been super busy, long hours, but I enjoy it. Still in training but will probably be by myself Thursday. I'm imaging checks after the tellers process them right now. 🙂

We have a few type 1 diabetics in here whom I hope they see this post so they can help you out.

I believe a few of our type 2 also use an insulin pump

@A DiabetesTeam Member knows a few things when it comes to insulins, maybe he would be able to explain them to you if he has information on them.

Type 1 diabetes (which is an autoimmune disease where the body destroys the pancreas, hence requiring insulin to treat)this makes this a little more complicated then just changing diet as contrary to us type 2's where diet can play a major role

@A DiabetesTeam Member is also a type 1 diabetic and so is @A DiabetesTeam Member those are the ones I can think of right off the bat, I am sure there are others in here also who can maybe help you out.

Pharmacist can also help out, most are trained for diabetes advice, they are the ones dispensing medications so they are required to know everything and anything about the medications they distribute. Doctors have guidelines they follow when it comes to choosing prescriptions, so some know just the basics of the medications compared to a pharmacist. I myself discuss with my pharmacist when new medications come on board as I have 13 allegies to different classes of medications and twice my pharmacist caught on and called my doctors to switch medications or taking the one prescribed could have landed me in ER. Pharmacist can be a great resource.

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Heyyy congrats on the new job hope all is goin well with that n keep us updated on how its all goin with the job....sending positive vibes your way my friend....☺️

Hi Nan22, just got a new job.. I started working last week. Otherwise not really. Hope you have a great day!