Hi
@Foxley 83
I am sorry to hear that you are finding things so difficult at present. Diagnosis at any age is a big shock, and takes time to get more used to. It will never be perfect but your team should help you to make adjustments. Have you spoken to them since diagnosis and explained how you feel. As
@janw has said your workplace should make reasonable adjustments to help you maintain your employment.
You mention that you are having very regular hypos, which means that something needs to change regarding your insulin. Which insulin(s) are you using? If you are in Multiple Daily Injections with two separate insulins: A bolus which is the quick acting, which will deal with the carbs you are eating, and another for the background or basal insulin , which deals with the glucose your liver dribbles out all the time to keep you going, your team can work with you on how to alter these. Do you have a team that you contact to discuss this.
As you are so recently diagnosed, you may well be in the honeymoon period. You could have some beta cells left that are tired but still working intermittently. Things makes things more unpredictable. I found this at the start when I was teaching so had to keep a tight check on my levels between lessons. School made adjustments for me until I was better able to manage.
Do come back with more information. Whilst we can’t advise you on changes to your doses, there is lots of experience to tap into on here. So keep the questions coming.