[mtendler]

I would say that the most frustrating thing ever is having friends and family say, "Are you sure you can eat that?!?"

[dano]

I would say that the most frustrating thing is having your Mother tell you that she made this desert for you and it is not tooooooo sweeeeeet!

[ppa]

Originally Posted by mtendler

I would say that the most frustrating thing ever is having friends and family say, "Are you sure you can eat that?!?"

Yeah, I get this one a lot to Matt. In my two year T1 career I've learned to just let ignorance pass me by the best I can, lol

[evan.henris]

Originally Posted by mtendler

I would say that the most frustrating thing ever is having friends and family say, "Are you sure you can eat that?!?"

ya tell me about it that drives me crazy

[mtendler]

I had a few instances of this kind of family pushing, which sparked my most recent blog post: sugar free propaganda

[krycomics]

Lmfao! I get that at least once a day! It does get on my nerves unfortunately... Wish people would just trust my judgement after 10 years of being a T1...

[minto2k]

Totally agree. Get that loads too. But I also get, "is your Diabetes mild or severe?" !!! This kills me! (not literally obviously) but people actually think that there are different levels of severity... This question always comes up when I am looking for car insurance.

[Knechted]

I hate paying over the odds for my car insurance. Grrrrr!!!!

[photomanbryan]

My store manager keeps asking me if I can eat this or that. It is annoying at best. The ironic thing is that he asks me that after he comes back from smoking his cigarettes. Maybe I need to ask him if he really needs to smoke.

[beanworm]

I just tell them what the Doctor says.. " You can eat whatever you want, just as long as you take the fast acting insuline to cover it"
besides too much sugar free stuff leads to hmmm how should I say tons of bathroom pit stops lol