So here we are, that's me over there, to the right. Gwynneth Evans, I am a type 1 diabetic, and no it does not make me special or disabled, it makes me who I am today, and I wouldn't be me with out my Diabetic diagnosis. I apologise in advanced for spelling mistake, grammatical errors and so on, but I don;t care? I cant spell, and I have never been able to. That one up there is on purpose ,i'm testing you, so watch out. Summary of diagnosis - I was 14, and going into my first year of GCSE's, My mother was also a diabetic, she passed away a year before my diagnosis to Meningitis, completely unexpected and out of the blue, that's another story. I hadn't been feeling to great for a while, Moody, (not out of the ordinary for a 14 year old) lost a big of weight, which did not bother me at all, I was always thirsty and always peeing. Your standard symptoms, one day I gathered the courage to test my blood on my mums old blood glucose monitor, bearing in mind i had...