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I've been T1 for 34 years last month. I am only 37, so really my whole life.

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40 years. I'm 41 now, so my whole lige. Long enough to remember glass tubes and clinitest tablets to measure urine glucose, glass syringes with Huge needles (I have lumpy arms and legs to prove it : ), and a big glass of OJ with 2 tablespoons of sugar to treat a low at school. God, no wonder I have complications, my BG must have shot up to 500+ after "treatments" like that, yikes!

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That is the way I remember with treating the Lows, but in my case it was milk with a teaspoon of sugar, and if no milk was abailable then it was with water.

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I've been type one for 32 years, since the age of 11. My son is also Type 1 for 4 years. I wish I had today's technology back then.

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