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Thread starter pace
Start date Jan 3, 2023

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pace

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Jan 3, 2023

#1

Hi ,

Is it possible to be both Type 1 and Type 2 at the same time ?

Inka

Well-Known Member

Jan 3, 2023

#2

Yes, it’s colloquially called double diabetes:

https://diatribe.org/can-people-type-1-diabetes-also-get-type-2

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pace

Well-Known Member

Jan 3, 2023

#3

Inka said:
Yes, it’s colloquially called double diabetes:

https://diatribe.org/can-people-type-1-diabetes-also-get-type-2

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Hi , thanks for the reply , well I am gob smacked ! Got more questions but battery flat

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