Hi to you all.

[Rob2006]

Hi,
Just thought I'd say Hello to you all. First time I've posted on this site. I've been reading posts for a while. I'm Type 1 and only been diagnosed for about 7 months at the age of 44.
That's it really.

Rob.

 

[pottersusan]

Welcome 🙂

there are a lot of 'late developers' here!

 

[Matt Cycle]

Hi Rob and welcome to the forum. 🙂

 

[Rob2006]

Thanks

 

[TheClockworkDodo]

Hello Rob and welcome 🙂

And snap! I was diagnosed at the age of 44 too.

 

[trophywench]

Hi Rob - how are you? Shock to the system at any age. And a lot to get your head round! How did you come to be diagnosed?

 

[Lynn Davies]

Hi and welcome to the forum

 

[Ralph-YK]

Welcome from a T2 who's 15 months in.

 

[Robin]

Welcome from another late developer, I was 52.

 

[Flower]

Hello and welcome Rob 🙂

 

[KookyCat]

Hi Rob
Another later bloomer here, 40 (well 39 really since I managed to battle on for a few months before disintegrating). How you getting on with it? Bit of a shocker isn't it? Anyway welcome aboard, glad you decided to say hello 🙂

 

[Northerner]

Hi,
Just thought I'd say Hello to you all. First time I've posted on this site. I've been reading posts for a while. I'm Type 1 and only been diagnosed for about 7 months at the age of 44.
That's it really.

Rob.

Hi Rob, welcome to the forum 🙂 I was 49 at diagnosis - most unexpected, as I was due to run a marathon that week! 😱 How did it happen for you? What insulin are you on, and how have you been finding it? I found that it took a good 6 months before I really started to get to grips with insulin doses and matching them to my needs - not just the carbs, but all the other stuff that influences it, like temperature, exercise, time of day etc.

Please let us know if you have any questions 🙂

 

[khskel]

Any advance on 54? Welcome and enjoy the ride.