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curedit · 04-25-2008, 10:00 PM

Thanks eddie for taking the trouble to reply.I am in such a mental state because i cannot bring myself to trust the doctors over here,[those at the hospital,the hospital specialist in particular].My number comes down on its own,so my pancreas is working.Therefore i do not have type 1,i figured that much for certain.What would happen to me if i took insulin injections when my meter number was normal?a hypo?
When i was in hospital my experiments showed that injecting the apidra was keeping my readings a little higher than normal.When i faked an injection and managed to get my number down to normal,and showed the nurse the normal reading,then i am woken up to find the nurse with a needle in my arm.This makes me think that because i had managed to get a normal reading,she knew i had not taken the insulin.I was glad to get out of the place.
Thanks again for reply.

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curedit Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: South of Ireland Posts: 15	Thanks Thanks eddie for taking the trouble to reply.I am in such a mental state because i cannot bring myself to trust the doctors over here,[those at the hospital,the hospital specialist in particular].My number comes down on its own,so my pancreas is working.Therefore i do not have type 1,i figured that much for certain.What would happen to me if i took insulin injections when my meter number was normal?a hypo? When i was in hospital my experiments showed that injecting the apidra was keeping my readings a little higher than normal.When i faked an injection and managed to get my number down to normal,and showed the nurse the normal reading,then i am woken up to find the nurse with a needle in my arm.This makes me think that because i had managed to get a normal reading,she knew i had not taken the insulin.I was glad to get out of the place. Thanks again for reply.