Thanks breezeonby,
Yeah it all makes sense in my head and I know how to treat a low, but it's still the silly anxities that get in the way. Haha. I think it all started when I had a hypo at a reasonable level - I was at home with just my little brother and my tongue suddenly 'froze' and I couldn't talk - I nearly blacked out, and managed to call to my brother to get an ambulance, but by the time he understood me, I could speak again and just drank a lot of juice. I thought I was having a stroke haha.
I think that scared me because my glucose wasn't low when the attack started - it dropped immediately afterwards, but it was a scary feeling not being able to communicate. Haha ah life really does get in the way of life!
I have the Glucagon in our fridge - it expires regularly though so I ahve to keep replacing it and it isn't cheap unfortunately. Only had to use it once, when I was 15 and had the full on epileptic-type fit. Fun times!!
I'm not looking forward to complications, and it's like there's a fight going on in my head: being anxious now but being in a good level range v being higher now but complications later.
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