Search

Re: what do you do at school when people....

Friends & Parties

How do you deal with going to parties with your friends. Do you hide your diabetes from them?

what do you do at school when people....

  • rated by 0 users
  • This post has 7 Replies |
  • 5 Followers
  • what do you do at school when people bring cup cakes or brownies on their birthday and you already took your shot and you didnt add the cupcake in to your shot????? HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • ...uhh...just take another shot.

  • OMIGOD!!! that happens to me like everyday! At lunch al of my friends are like, i dont want lunch today and they get themselves a chocolate chip muffin or a poptart instead while i'm eating a ham and cheese sandwich or something annoying like that. Even though I havent had t1 for very long, I think ive learned o cope with the frustration with humor. I usually just say something like, "Oh. well. you're totally not fat AT ALL." Then they would remember i have diabetes. I know that the insulin i take lasts like 3 hours and i can't take anymore until that time is up. Maybe it's the same for you but it's always better to try and just let those foods go instead of wishing you could eat them. First of all, you'd be healthier and LOOK healthier than the rest of your friends. Second of all, everyone should eat like us. You don't need a brownie or a cake to celebrate a school birthday party (but a real one is a different story). If you have healthy and natural foods in your house and you eat it all the time, when you eat a treat again, you might realize that your not missing much. If not, it makes it more special! I'm not saying its easy to say no to such deliciousness, but its better if you do. These days, if I eat somethign unhealthy, I get a headache or i get sick. so i don't really have that much unhealthy stuff when i can get away with it.

    not the same sofia since  --  11-22-09

  • OMIGOD!!! that happens to me like everyday! At lunch al of my friends are like, i dont want lunch today and they get themselves a chocolate chip muffin or a poptart instead while i'm eating a ham and cheese sandwich or something annoying like that. Even though I havent had t1 for very long, I think ive learned o cope with the frustration with humor. I usually just say something like, "Oh. well. you're totally not fat AT ALL." Then they would remember i have diabetes. I know that the insulin i take lasts like 3 hours and i can't take anymore until that time is up. Maybe it's the same for you but it's always better to try and just let those foods go instead of wishing you could eat them. First of all, you'd be healthier and LOOK healthier than the rest of your friends. Second of all, everyone should eat like us. You don't need a brownie or a cake to celebrate a school birthday party (but a real one is a different story). If you have healthy and natural foods in your house and you eat it all the time, when you eat a treat again, you might realize that your not missing much. If not, it makes it more special! I'm not saying its easy to say no to such deliciousness, but its better if you do. These days, if I eat somethign unhealthy, I get a headache or i get sick. so i don't really have that much unhealthy stuff when i can get away with it.

    not the same sofia since  --  11-22-09

  • Well to be honest with you it stinks eaither way cause your eaither gonna have to take a shot or not eat it. But it your lucky then your blood will be low and you wont have to take a shot!!!! I know though I did have the same problem but now I'm on the pump!!! But I hate when your high and you cant have it

    ~Brookel~

  • Ask if you can save it. Then, when you need to take the next bolus, add the treat.

    Awesomesauce!

     

     


  • I would just take a shot. I have a pump now, and I have since I was 10, but even when I was little (I've been t1 since I was one) my parents would give me the option of having another shot or not eating and I would always take the shot, which surprises me because all I really remember about diabetes from when I was that little is hating shots and screaming a lot, lol.

Page 1 of 1 (8 items)

ABOUT JUVENATION
Juvenation is a vibrant social network created especially for and by people with type 1 diabetes and their loved ones. More about Juvenation

Terms of Service | Privacy Policy

DONATION
Please consider making a donation to JDRF to support research toward better treatments and a cure for type 1 diabetes.

SUPPORT
For help on Juvenation you can view answers to common support questions or contact us.


JDRF is the worldwide leader for research to prevent, better treat, and ultimately cure type 1 diabetes. It sets the global agenda for diabetes research, and is the largest charitable funder and advocate of diabetes science worldwide. More about JDRF Juvenation is funded through an educational grant from Novo Nordisk through its Changing Diabetes© leadership initiative. More about Novo Nordisk