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So I have a new girlfriend who also has Type one diabetes!, pretty interesting stuff haha.

How many of you have a relationship with another diabetic?

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wow! did you meet through some diabetes related event? or at something completely separate and she just HAPPENED to also be type 1? Because if it is the latter, what a coincidence!

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nope but I was friends with a guy who was diagnosed as T1. that was 10 years ago.

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I wrote a blog about this topic here at TU earlier this year with a lot of great responses. Right now my blogs are in archives.

I dated a girl in 6th grade (I was diagnosed in the 7th grade) that had Type 1 Diabetes. To this very day, I think she gave me Type 1 Diabetes (blink blink).

I am sure there will be great times to be had laughing and giggling when both of your meters show the same glucose numbers. Sharing I:C ratio's for different foods. Some arguing when both blood sugars are low at the same time. Ah, what fun!

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I have 2 type 2 friends. Have known them since 1992. I don't think they really get what I go through and vice versa.

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my husband is type 2
Danny, please release your blogs!

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hey kenny, wow thats cool should be a real interesting time for you both. I would like to date a woman with type 1 we would have so much in common right of the bat lol. good luck to the both of you...steve

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Me!! In high school I would bump into the same cutie everyday for testing before lunch in the nurse's office, and we dated for 4 months! It was cute- I never had to explain what "low" really meant, but it also meant that I couldn't milk my diabetes more, ;-)

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Aw, I love this story! Does life honestly get any better than two love birds testing their blood sugars together in the school nurses office? I doubt it :)

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I've had relationships with several diabetics, let's see. First there was my aunt, a Type 1, my grandmother, a Type 2, a Type 2 cousin or 3, a 3rd cousin Type 1. Then of course, though I never had a chance to meet him, was my great grandfather, a Type 2. Of course he died at age 75 after 25 years with diabetes ~1926 and I wasn't born until 1950. He had his OWN treatment for is some 15 years before the doctors did. He was definitely the patriarch of this bunch of diabetics.

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My Mom is diabetic...several aunts and uncles are too. So is my Grandfather (mother side) is also diabetic...

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Kenny,

Cool! Wishing you lots of shared fun with the new lady in your life.

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I do, been together nearly 10 years :) x

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