DIABETES TYPE 3C
Hi, Im looking for someone who's pancreas has stopped working leading to diabetes and has also had there gallbladder removed. I have so many questions to ask but cant find anyone in the same boat so to speak. My diabetes is treated the same as Type 1.
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Permalink Reply by Spock on -
Sorry. So off topic. That is Eeyore--my favorite, most depresed, Winnie the Pooh character. Rabbit always said "Oh, my." Eeyore grumbled and complained all the time....
Maybe a new avatar could change your thoughts to be POSITIVE! Please try to be positive!Best of all, Eeyore!
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Permalink Reply by Jonah on
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I was diagnosed in 2006 with type 1 diabetes.
In 2009 I had my gallbladder removed.
In 2010 I developed acute gallstone pancreatitis. I still have residual pancreatitis.You're welcome to shoot me any questions if you think my situation might be relevant to yours, or even if it's not. I have internet-run into a few others with diabetes and pancreatitis and compared notes.
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