[amemoh]

Hi all i'm new in diabetes.
I'm 23 years old.

 

[jeanie]

Wish I could say more than, "Welcome". I'm new myself, just signed up today.

 

[diabetes86]

welcome T1 or T2?

ask questions we got answers... lots of answers

 

[TipToeTam]

Hi all i'm new in diabetes.
I'm 23 years old.

Welcome Amemoh... you will find helpful educated peeps here. It helps if you give details (if you know any) about your diabetes and the more you post/update the more you'll get out of the forum (i'm newish too and that's my take on it so far).

 

[TipToeTam]

Wish I could say more than, "Welcome". I'm new myself, just signed up today.

Welcome Jeanie... lots of helpful and educated people around here.

 

[amemoh]

Thanks for all jeanie,TipToeTam,diabetes86

 

[John.in.France]

Thanks for all jeanie,TipToeTam,diabetes86

Welcome to the forum. It has already been said but bares repeating. We're all in the same boat here and the only advantage? longer standing members have is that they've had longer to get used to coping with diabetes.

There's lots of knowledge here - but you have to ask. Don't think of something you don't understand as something to be embarrassed about. No-one here will think twice about giving you their opinion and often, you'll learn more here than with your doctor.

Wecome again, John

 

[BadThad]

I'm new too! Welcome to the forum.

 

[Shanny]

amemoh? We have questions too . . . perhaps you could tell us more about your diagnosis and how you manage your diabetes. Are you type 1?

 

[ThoseBackPages]

Welcome .