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Originally Posted by nanita88
I'm 22 and I got diagnosed when I was about a year and some months. To make the story short, I've become more " free" ever since I started using the pump; but that's no help. I've been using the pump for almost 3 years now and at first everything was pretty colors. Now, my a1c is almost 10, I guess I've been spoiling myself and pretending I don't have Diabetes. I need help, how can I get on the ball again? I'm so scared cause I'm planning on getting married and I know being a girl with diabetes it's real hard to get pregnant or even give birth. So, if anyone has any comments or ideas please help me out to get back on track  |
I have been in a similar situation to you before however I was diagnosed as an adult. I have had times where I started to fall off the wagon and it seems difficult to get back on. You just have to buckle down for a couple weeks to get the ball rolling. That's what has helped me. In regards to pregnancy, the more you follow a healthy lifestyle the higher your chances are of getting pregnant I have read. So if you are not on top of a healthy diabetic lifestyle you are only hurting your chances. Best of luck! Hang in there