Nyx. *see and GMW basically a remake of boy meets world. Even though the show did teach kids lessons, it did not have the same affect as Hannah Montana. But that's just my opinion
U know Already I think it didn't have the same affect because nowadays kids get a phone when they are 7 years lld already and don't really watch TV anymore.
Coming from a type 1 diabetic, I can totally understand where Oliver is coming from when he didn’t want to tell the girls about it, it’s terrifying and you’re trying to figure it out on your own and you can’t find the words to tell people and it sucks, but once you find your own system it gets easier and it might be easier to tell your friends but that’s completely up to you
Awww there's a television show that actually portrays diabetes properly for once. "I didn't want you guys to look at me like I was broken." Not you, bro. Just your pancreas.
I remember the first time I watched this episode this scene was shown, but the last time I watched it, they changed the last scene when Miley and Lily confronted Oliver about knowing diabetes. I was so confused until I realized that they changed this scene because Disney got complaints on how Oliver explained diabetes in a way it was wrong, so they had to redo this scene. The scene in this video is considered the "lost" episode of Oliver's diabetes just because of the missed confusion on how diabetes actually works
First time I saw this many years ago, I didn't understand. But now I know, because I have Diabetes type 1 myself, so I know what it means ;) I can't even believe that I've had diabetes for five years, the years is passing by really fast.
Hey, I have Diabetes Type 1 too! How old are you? I'm 13...... I have this since when I was 12........ And sorry, I don't know speak english so much... I'm brazilian learning write and speak yet..... Well, but is so cool find others people if the same disease I have
I'm 17 years old :-) I got Diabetes when I was 11 years old in 2012. Yes, I agree, being able to speak with someone else with the same disease is really important. Sharing our experiences in life and give advices if necesarry. I'm from Norway ;-)
OMG the exact same thing happened to me. I remember thinking, AW, those poor kids with diabetes. And now I'm one of those kids haha! I was diagnosed at 13 and now had it for 5 years!
This episode makes me happy because I have diabetes and it makes me happy to know that the big movie companies made an episode addressing a serious problem but with a nice way to let people know that it is just somthing I have, it doesn't go away, and I can eat what I want.
Hey, I have Diabetes Type 1 too! How old are you? I'm 13...... I have this since when I was 12........ And sorry, I don't know speak english so much... I'm brazilian learning write and speak yet..... Well, but is so cool find others people if the same disease I have
I'm also type 1 diabetic and Ive had it since I was 8. Nothing really bugs me about the disease, but I just hate when people are so rude when they say things like "oh wait you can't eat that donut, or that cookie, because your diabetic." Seriously some people probably mean well but it gets annoying when they first offer the sweets themselves,than say no for us..
@@amnan4730 ikr it is soooooo annoying that they just assume things without knowing it I had type one diabetes since I was 2 and I see were your coming from
I completely agree, I honestly think this relates more to the preteens that got diagnosed and felt uncomfortable sharing because of how people react and try to restrict them! It could’ve and should’ve been seen to educate people who have friends that go through this. They are normal and should be trusted to make decisions for themselves 💜
I have no clue why Disney doesn't keep this episode. This is one of their best episodes and teaches kids to not only help out and listen to their friends but also to trust their friends to do their own thing. As someone who loves helping people, knowing when it's my turn to back off is an important thing I've learned and I love how this episode shows that Miley and Lilly needed to trust Oliver to tell them and to figure it out. On top of all that, it talks about diabetes. Edit: Oh and this episode really highlights their love for Oliver. He's often their punching bag but in this episode they not only confronted the nurse, thinking she was encouraging their 16-year-old friend to be in a relationship with her, but they went out of their way to protect him from foods, even if it wasn't truly protecting him.
They kept it. They just changed it after a group of parents with diabetic kids said that they incorrectly represented diabetic kids. This clip is actually from the fixed version.
+bree.ni Oh, no no. they aired it. The original episode didn't reach the U.S. It was aired in other countries, but bc of complaints about the diabetes thing, they pulled it off. They changed a few scenes & renamed the episode, then reaired it about a yr later. The U.S. never saw the original version, but they saw the reaired one. This scene is actually from the reaired version too.
This explains so much. I just watched the other episode of Oliver having diabetes and I was so confused because I only remembered this part and it wasn't in there.
I never related to Oliver so much! Christmas of 2015, I was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes, too. And it caused me to go into this deep depression and fear of people thinking that I was broken. I was so embarrassed that I did my insulin in the school bathroom before lunch every day for the first 4 or 5 months before actually doing it at the lunch table. It took a good while, but I'm almost 4 years in and I feel great and confident.
He forgot to tell them that he also has to take insulin when he eats(unless he is low) and at night/morning for all day long lasting blood sugar balancing. Or at least as much as it can be balanced. And fail on Disney's part because for him to have checked his blood sugar he would have needed to prick himself with the poker that comes with that meter, put a test strip in the meter and put blood on the test strip. He did none of those things so the only way he would really know if his blood sugar was low is if he felt faint or weak or something. My husband is type 1 diabetic so I know. Also he can eat sugar if he takes insulin to compensate for it.
The modern technology is better today than it was, so It seems right. But this Hannah Montana-episode is many years old, so the information we got through this episode is wrong, yes. They've missed a lot of important information.
My husband has had to prick his finger and use the meter and test strip since he was ten. he is now 19 almost 20. That means he has been doing it for 9 years. This episode aired around that time. And I remember the meter commercials and finger pricking stuff from even before that. Nothing about this is right. It's just another example of Hollywood misrepresenting serious issues. They have done with this diabetes and other things forever. I still love this show though:)
true but so many people mistake type 1 and type 2 even though they are very different and treated different ways. Living with someone I love having type 1 makes this one of those things that strikes a nerve. I mean kudos to Disney for raising a little bit of awareness but they should have done their homework and used more accurate information and whatnot.
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I never truly understood what this episode was about when I was younger but now I really do. A few years ago my sister was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes and my family thought the same way. She’s 13 but I wish she took it as seriously as Oliver did.
Strangely enough the girls reaction was almost reminiscent of the time when my dad was first diagnosed. Both my parents reacted nearly the same way, including fruit. He ended up needing an enema at a hospital due to not having constipated for a few days.
Miley: "Why didn't you tell us?" Oliver: " Because I didn't want to make you guys think I was broken..." Me: So diabetes=Broken?....Dafaq *No but seriously Oliver it ain't that deep my boi*
I think the reason he has that mentality is because at the end of the day, they're kids. Sometimes as a kid you see things bigger than they are, especially when you're a little different from your friends. Also it wasn't really common (and I still think it isn't) for TV to portray a character with diabetes.
*This episode really resonates with me as my dad has Type-2 Diabetes (the kind that you have to take Insulin injections). My dad is upfront and honest about his condition, and actively takes measures to not let it get worse.*
I remember waiting for this episode so badly because I was such a huge hannah mntana fan and they were gonna air it I believe a Wednesday and it never happened. Turns out they banned this episode... crazy...
I remembered this happening a couple months ago and then was very confused as to why I didn’t remember it. Now I realize it’s because they just sort of dropped it and no one talked about it ever again lol
The Disney shows back in the 2000s and early 2010s are so much better than most of the Disney shows now. They tackled serious issues and taught lessons. I was born in 2002 so I grew up on Hannah Montanna, Zack & Cody, and Wizards of Waverly Place. They are three of my favorite Disney shows and I miss them.
I grew up on Lizzie McGuire, Even Stevens, and That’s So Raven. They also tackled serious issues. Like Raven wanting to be skinny to model and dress and Miranda from Lizzie McGuire starving herself b/c she thought she was fat.
The thing they portrayed was a glucose meter. They require a blood sample from your finger. Obviously Oliver didn't actually do that. I don't blame them for not wanting to scare kids or something, but we do have to physically prick our fingers multiple times/day so it's kinda inaccurate to just look at it and say your BS's low. BUT, (side note I have type 1:)) that glucometer portrayed here was one of the first ones I received when I was diagnosed, because it was small and came in a lot of colors haha! Bonus info: I now (and many diabetics) wear a Continuous Glucose Monitor (CGM) that tells me what my sugars are approximately all the time
I have diabetes and when I check my blood sugar, I don't prick my finger, I prick my arm instead and I eat sweets as long as they are sugar free and drink soda as long as it's diet.
They have things called cgms and pumps that can check your sugar without a fingerstick. Think it was supposed to be one of those. Even though I believe it was just a regular meter from the looks of it. But it is possible to not have to stick your fingers, at least not often
I didn’t really grow up on this show. Wasn’t a big fan. But I’m glad they tackled serious issues like this. Kids and teens need to be educated on these topics.
I tell you it sucks having diabetes because I have it. But I was born with it and I have deal with my whole life.👶👶I have other things but rather not say.The only time I can have 🍰🍰&🍦🍦 is on my birthday and so my family eats whatever they want but not me. So my whole life is me seeing my family eat whatever they want.😢😢😭😭😔😔😕😕😤😤😠😠😡😡
When I watched this episode on TV this scene was in the episode.. But last night I saw this episode on RUclips again it was a completely different scene I have never seen.. After reading the comments down below my confusion is finally gone 😅
My grandma had 2 type diabetes😢😢 now she is gone she had a heart attack, stroke and 2 type diabetes at age 61 Missing you still Helene RIP Helene 1944-2006 We love you and miss you so much I will watch my diet i could have sweets once a week or I'm craving it
You don’t need to prick your finger to check sugars. Pumps and cgms can check sugars without finger sticks. Also, a brownie will raise his sugar levels. However, he should do something with simple carbs, cause it will work faster. But for a Disney production.. they did a pretty dang good job of representing type 1 for the short time slot they had.
Omg, is so good see this....... I have Diabetes Type 1 since I was 12, now I'm 13....... I know how is have one disease of this.... Guys, sorry for my poor English, I'm Brazilian who's still learning how speak and write (ok, I'm good in speak, but I'm terrible write)..... But, this is it. I have this desease and I'm very happy :3
Originally Titled as “No Sugar, Sugar” in season 2 but there’s a lot of technical errors and mistake. Hannah’s wig got stuck in cotton candy that’s why she changed her wig in season 3. They rerun/reshoot some scenes and re air it in season 3. I downloaded all episodes but this one isn’t included though I’ve watched it once in Disney Channel.
Romans 8:18 “The pain you’ve been feeling can’t compare to the joy that is coming!” John 3:16 “For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son that whosoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life.” Whatever is going on right now, have faith, your situation will get better. :) Jesus bless anyone reading this and have a great day!!🥰✨💖
I also have type 1 diabetes I was diagnosed on my 15th birthday and now im 19 going on 4 years! I love when disney talk about real issues /problems that people do go through and struggle with conditions. And I like how Oliver educate them and so many other people that Diabetes is not from eating too much sweets/sugar its when your pancreas doesn't produce enough insulin. And i think its important to asked questions and be more educated and find truth and not make assumptions.
God, Please give us our wish that we all be reborn back in the past so I can speak when I’ll be a 1 year old and avoid Autism classroom by the time I’m going to make money and meet new friends with typical average behavior from Sterling Elementary School to Sterling Middle School and Parkview High School in Sterling VA when I’ll be a 5 year old to a 12 year old and a 18 year old.
Well that nurse definitely should not have told two random girls a patients medical information...
It's a Disney show.
Alex Larson she thought they already knew
Alex Larson they were best friends and she thought that they knew
Ddlovatoismyhero Regardless she should have asked Oliver first instead of assuming
Alex Larson You're absolutely right. If this was real life and Oliver had reported it, that nurse could've lost her license for violating HIPPA
I miss when Disney taught us about real life problems that happen in real life instead of this fake crap of 2017 Disney
Did you saw GMW?
Nyx. *see
and GMW basically a remake of boy meets world. Even though the show did teach kids lessons, it did not have the same affect as Hannah Montana. But that's just my opinion
U know Already I think it didn't have the same affect because nowadays kids get a phone when they are 7 years lld already and don't really watch TV anymore.
You should watch Andi Mack!!
Kinley
Yeah but you should watch andi mack it shows some pretty real life stuff
Coming from a type 1 diabetic, I can totally understand where Oliver is coming from when he didn’t want to tell the girls about it, it’s terrifying and you’re trying to figure it out on your own and you can’t find the words to tell people and it sucks, but once you find your own system it gets easier and it might be easier to tell your friends but that’s completely up to you
Isn’t type 1 where you have to inject everyday?
🌎🌍🌏🛰️🚀
for 7 years this shit has said "Oliver's Have Diabetes" and no one has corrected that?
Leonard Adams I was thinking the same thing lol
Leonard Adams old school RUclips is fascinating
Leonard Adams and it’s still there
Have you ever met an Oliver without diabetes? All of them have it.
@@kyris3934 even my cat oliver did-
Awww there's a television show that actually portrays diabetes properly for once.
"I didn't want you guys to look at me like I was broken." Not you, bro. Just your pancreas.
Actually this scene was reshot following complaints about the earlier scene.
I’m glad they did it.
Why did Miley put the same pie in her shirt again
Yes, I wonder about the same. Hahahahaha!
Matthew Mandaliti to keep it warm for later😜
Matthew Mandaliti
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 same
They were trying to keep him from eating desserts
she was saving it for later....lol
I watched every episode of Hannah Montana but I don't remember this one at ALL. Am I crazy? Or did they not air this one?
SisAngel uh,maybe u just forgot,I remember when they aired it because at the time it was a new episode and my sisters and I were talking about it
SisAngel i remember it
I remember the first time I watched this episode this scene was shown, but the last time I watched it, they changed the last scene when Miley and Lily confronted Oliver about knowing diabetes. I was so confused until I realized that they changed this scene because Disney got complaints on how Oliver explained diabetes in a way it was wrong, so they had to redo this scene. The scene in this video is considered the "lost" episode of Oliver's diabetes just because of the missed confusion on how diabetes actually works
SisAngel omg me too, im diabetic myself and i’m sure i would’ve remembered this episode but i don’t!!
SisAngel i remember it specifically for the diabetes part
she just violated the HiPPA law
Yes
Who?
@@amandaramos4322 the nurse
First time I saw this many years ago, I didn't understand. But now I know, because I have Diabetes type 1 myself, so I know what it means ;) I can't even believe that I've had diabetes for five years, the years is passing by really fast.
Hey, I have Diabetes Type 1 too! How old are you? I'm 13...... I have this since when I was 12........
And sorry, I don't know speak english so much... I'm brazilian learning write and speak yet.....
Well, but is so cool find others people if the same disease I have
I'm 17 years old :-) I got Diabetes when I was 11 years old in 2012. Yes, I agree, being able to speak with someone else with the same disease is really important. Sharing our experiences in life and give advices if necesarry. I'm from Norway ;-)
OMG the exact same thing happened to me. I remember thinking, AW, those poor kids with diabetes. And now I'm one of those kids haha! I was diagnosed at 13 and now had it for 5 years!
My brother has type 1 he was born with it sadly...
Marte J.R. I had it since 2012 as well
This episode makes me happy because I have diabetes and it makes me happy to know that the big movie companies made an episode addressing a serious problem but with a nice way to let people know that it is just somthing I have, it doesn't go away, and I can eat what I want.
Hey, I have Diabetes Type 1 too! How old are you? I'm 13...... I have this since when I was 12........
And sorry, I don't know speak english so much... I'm brazilian learning write and speak yet.....
Well, but is so cool find others people if the same disease I have
I'm also type 1 diabetic and Ive had it since I was 8. Nothing really bugs me about the disease, but I just hate when people are so rude when they say things like "oh wait you can't eat that donut, or that cookie, because your diabetic." Seriously some people probably mean well but it gets annoying when they first offer the sweets themselves,than say no for us..
I have Type One also!
@@amnan4730 ikr it is soooooo annoying that they just assume things without knowing it I had type one diabetes since I was 2 and I see were your coming from
I completely agree, I honestly think this relates more to the preteens that got diagnosed and felt uncomfortable sharing because of how people react and try to restrict them! It could’ve and should’ve been seen to educate people who have friends that go through this. They are normal and should be trusted to make decisions for themselves 💜
I have no clue why Disney doesn't keep this episode. This is one of their best episodes and teaches kids to not only help out and listen to their friends but also to trust their friends to do their own thing. As someone who loves helping people, knowing when it's my turn to back off is an important thing I've learned and I love how this episode shows that Miley and Lilly needed to trust Oliver to tell them and to figure it out. On top of all that, it talks about diabetes.
Edit: Oh and this episode really highlights their love for Oliver. He's often their punching bag but in this episode they not only confronted the nurse, thinking she was encouraging their 16-year-old friend to be in a relationship with her, but they went out of their way to protect him from foods, even if it wasn't truly protecting him.
!!!!
They kept it. They just changed it after a group of parents with diabetic kids said that they incorrectly represented diabetic kids. This clip is actually from the fixed version.
I've never seen this episode omfg
Same wth
+bree.ni Oh, no no. they aired it. The original episode didn't reach the U.S. It was aired in other countries, but bc of complaints about the diabetes thing, they pulled it off. They changed a few scenes & renamed the episode, then reaired it about a yr later. The U.S. never saw the original version, but they saw the reaired one. This scene is actually from the reaired version too.
+MysteriaWysteria3
This episode is way better than the other episode of Oliver's diabetes
This explains so much. I just watched the other episode of Oliver having diabetes and I was so confused because I only remembered this part and it wasn't in there.
Niazkilam 98 I watched the other episode, and i was like wtf because it was an old episode and this scene wasnt in it so i was so confuzzled
I like how Disney actually taught kids about things like this but rewatching Hannah Montana now, I realize how cringy it is :o
But it was a big step forward for people with diabetes
"i didnt want you guys to look at me like i was broken, because im not"
GOD i just nearly cried lol
Aww I miss the old Disney where they actually taught kids important things like that 😭😭
I never related to Oliver so much! Christmas of 2015, I was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes, too. And it caused me to go into this deep depression and fear of people thinking that I was broken. I was so embarrassed that I did my insulin in the school bathroom before lunch every day for the first 4 or 5 months before actually doing it at the lunch table. It took a good while, but I'm almost 4 years in and I feel great and confident.
He forgot to tell them that he also has to take insulin when he eats(unless he is low) and at night/morning for all day long lasting blood sugar balancing. Or at least as much as it can be balanced. And fail on Disney's part because for him to have checked his blood sugar he would have needed to prick himself with the poker that comes with that meter, put a test strip in the meter and put blood on the test strip. He did none of those things so the only way he would really know if his blood sugar was low is if he felt faint or weak or something. My husband is type 1 diabetic so I know. Also he can eat sugar if he takes insulin to compensate for it.
The modern technology is better today than it was, so It seems right. But this Hannah Montana-episode is many years old, so the information we got through this episode is wrong, yes. They've missed a lot of important information.
My husband has had to prick his finger and use the meter and test strip since he was ten. he is now 19 almost 20. That means he has been doing it for 9 years. This episode aired around that time. And I remember the meter commercials and finger pricking stuff from even before that. Nothing about this is right. It's just another example of Hollywood misrepresenting serious issues. They have done with this diabetes and other things forever. I still love this show though:)
At least they got a little portion of it and how it is a big deal
true but so many people mistake type 1 and type 2 even though they are very different and treated different ways. Living with someone I love having type 1 makes this one of those things that strikes a nerve. I mean kudos to Disney for raising a little bit of awareness but they should have done their homework and used more accurate information and whatnot.
true type 1 is more sersious then type 2
Let's be honest: in this day and age, that nurse could have been talking about what they were thinking 😂😂😂
Wild to think
Actually this is the first time I saw that episode in any minutes ago :/
Lmao when I watched this I didn't even know what they were talking about 😂😂😂
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Hello hello hello everybody everybody you
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I never truly understood what this episode was about when I was younger but now I really do. A few years ago my sister was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes and my family thought the same way. She’s 13 but I wish she took it as seriously as Oliver did.
I fucking knew it, this episode *did* exist!! this wasn’t some fucking random memory made from my mind!!
they thought oliver and the nurse hahaha
I always had a crush on Oliver
Horan's TØP I had a dream back in middle school that I made out with him lol
@@rinoaheartilly4769 eww
SAMEE!!!
This awoke a deep memory I didn’t know I had
I love how Oliver knew Lily found the brownie under her armpits and he took a bite out of it anyway.
Strangely enough the girls reaction was almost reminiscent of the time when my dad was first diagnosed. Both my parents reacted nearly the same way, including fruit. He ended up needing an enema at a hospital due to not having constipated for a few days.
My dad is type one diabetic so watching this episode with him was away for my child brain to understand what my dad is going through.
I’m 20 now
Dang, Oliver's friends were way more caring than mine when I told them I had diabetes 😂 they didn't even care
Sorry for you you deserve better
What is he wearing?
his disguise
Miley: "Why didn't you tell us?"
Oliver: " Because I didn't want to make you guys think I was broken..."
Me: So diabetes=Broken?....Dafaq
*No but seriously Oliver it ain't that deep my boi*
I think the reason he has that mentality is because at the end of the day, they're kids. Sometimes as a kid you see things bigger than they are, especially when you're a little different from your friends. Also it wasn't really common (and I still think it isn't) for TV to portray a character with diabetes.
*This episode really resonates with me as my dad has Type-2 Diabetes (the kind that you have to take Insulin injections). My dad is upfront and honest about his condition, and actively takes measures to not let it get worse.*
What did they think she was talking about before
i think that he was in love??
Chris Koraltan Yep, with the nurse.
What i wanna know... Is how he took his blood sugar without pricking his finger
silly salamander They could have said he had a CGM and that wasn’t a glucometer but a transmitter
I remember waiting for this episode so badly because I was such a huge hannah mntana fan and they were gonna air it I believe a Wednesday and it never happened. Turns out they banned this episode... crazy...
This episode was deledet or something? I cant found
There were 2 versions of this episode, the original gave false information about diabetes saying he can't have ANY sugar. This is the re-aired version
Same suffering from diabetes type 1
I remembered this happening a couple months ago and then was very confused as to why I didn’t remember it. Now I realize it’s because they just sort of dropped it and no one talked about it ever again lol
The Disney shows back in the 2000s and early 2010s are so much better than most of the Disney shows now. They tackled serious issues and taught lessons. I was born in 2002 so I grew up on Hannah Montanna, Zack & Cody, and Wizards of Waverly Place. They are three of my favorite Disney shows and I miss them.
I grew up on Lizzie McGuire, Even Stevens, and That’s So Raven.
They also tackled serious issues. Like Raven wanting to be skinny to model and dress and Miranda from Lizzie McGuire starving herself b/c she thought she was fat.
Don't forget That's So Raven
is there a device for diabetes that looks like that??
It's probably very old
The thing they portrayed was a glucose meter. They require a blood sample from your finger. Obviously Oliver didn't actually do that. I don't blame them for not wanting to scare kids or something, but we do have to physically prick our fingers multiple times/day so it's kinda inaccurate to just look at it and say your BS's low. BUT, (side note I have type 1:)) that glucometer portrayed here was one of the first ones I received when I was diagnosed, because it was small and came in a lot of colors haha! Bonus info: I now (and many diabetics) wear a Continuous Glucose Monitor (CGM) that tells me what my sugars are approximately all the time
I literally have the same glucose meter, but he used it like a CGM..
I have diabetes and when I check my blood sugar, I don't prick my finger, I prick my arm instead and I eat sweets as long as they are sugar free and drink soda as long as it's diet.
They have things called cgms and pumps that can check your sugar without a fingerstick. Think it was supposed to be one of those. Even though I believe it was just a regular meter from the looks of it. But it is possible to not have to stick your fingers, at least not often
Well that nurse definitely violated the hipaa law. I smell a lawsuit coming!!
damn I miss Hannah Montannah''
I didn’t really grow up on this show. Wasn’t a big fan. But I’m glad they tackled serious issues like this. Kids and teens need to be educated on these topics.
Look at that, they almost accidentally sabotaged his blood sugar all because they didn’t read the pamphlet all the way through
Mitchell, Oliver, King 🤴 Brady, etc. are beautiful 🤩 and perfect 🤩 Leigh or without type 1 diabetes
I tell you it sucks having diabetes because I have it. But I was born with it and I have deal with my whole life.👶👶I have other things but rather not say.The only time I can have 🍰🍰&🍦🍦 is on my birthday and so my family eats whatever they want but not me. So my whole life is me seeing my family eat whatever they want.😢😢😭😭😔😔😕😕😤😤😠😠😡😡
Disney channel use to teach kids lesson about real problems but now we don’t have that and they pulled this episode
Hey Oliver I have Diabetes too and I have medical too
ummm... i dont remeber this what so ever... I HAVE TYPE 1
I know how Oliver feels, whenever anyone finds out that I'm epileptic, it's like they look at me like I'm made of paper and I'm about to break...
When I watched this episode on TV this scene was in the episode.. But last night I saw this episode on RUclips again it was a completely different scene I have never seen.. After reading the comments down below my confusion is finally gone 😅
My grandma had 2 type diabetes😢😢 now she is gone she had a heart attack, stroke and 2 type diabetes at age 61
Missing you still Helene
RIP Helene
1944-2006
We love you and miss you so much
I will watch my diet i could have sweets once a week or I'm craving it
You would not eat a brownie if your bloods are low....you can have a brownie and then a correction dose. Also when did he ever prick his finger?
You don’t need to prick your finger to check sugars. Pumps and cgms can check sugars without finger sticks. Also, a brownie will raise his sugar levels. However, he should do something with simple carbs, cause it will work faster. But for a Disney production.. they did a pretty dang good job of representing type 1 for the short time slot they had.
Oliver’s fit absolutely crazy
WTF I remember this episode but I DONT REMEMBER THEM SAYING DIABETES WTH HAHAHAHAHA
Omg, is so good see this....... I have Diabetes Type 1 since I was 12, now I'm 13....... I know how is have one disease of this....
Guys, sorry for my poor English, I'm Brazilian who's still learning how speak and write (ok, I'm good in speak, but I'm terrible write)..... But, this is it. I have this desease and I'm very happy :3
Didn't KC Undercover do something like this?
...and then they brushed it off
I get it but brownies are no nos for low blood sugars :)
i remember there were two different endings to this episode
WAIT WHAT?? I NEVER FECKING KNEW
I remember this and I cringed so hard. I was diagnosed at 22 as type 1, and it's a Rollercoaster of emotions.
This episode took me by surprised the first time I watched it. I never expected to see something so deep and informative in this show.
This is actually a reshot. In the original they say he can’t eat sugar at all & he says they’re right. This is from the fixed one.
Mandela effect right here I’ve watched every episode multiple times and this was never there or at least never aired
Samantha Rowland i remember this one
Watching this as a little kid who had and hated type 1 made me feel seen. As an adult now, I’m much more comfortable with it.
literally was the only show I watched like religiously and was actually obsessed with but I don't remember this episode
This was the most tense moment in my life
Miley and Lily find out that Oliver is have diabetes
Am I the only one who did see this episode? Lol
Originally Titled as “No Sugar, Sugar” in season 2 but there’s a lot of technical errors and mistake. Hannah’s wig got stuck in cotton candy that’s why she changed her wig in season 3. They rerun/reshoot some scenes and re air it in season 3. I downloaded all episodes but this one isn’t included though I’ve watched it once in Disney Channel.
He sure isn’t acting low
This is a different ending that what I've watched
Shania Cruz I like this one more
I remember watching this not knowing what diabetes is and from this episode I finally understood what it is
I REMEMBER THIS EPISODE 😭
They thought Oliver and the nurse were dating 😂😂😂😂
Like am I the only one that was confused?
Oliver has diabetes. I didn't know.
I have diabetes since 2015 after I finish high school
While I'm not really bothered in the show, wow, a character has diabetes?!
My little sister actually has diabeties
I've never seen this episode before
I can relate I got type 1 diabetes I need sugar lol
Romans 8:18 “The pain you’ve been feeling can’t compare to the joy that is coming!” John 3:16 “For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son that whosoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life.” Whatever is going on right now, have faith, your situation will get better. :) Jesus bless anyone reading this and have a great day!!🥰✨💖
Jesus bless you too
*What did Miley and Lily think the nurse was talking about?*
USYCYA KBMBK that oliver has a crush on her
I have type one diabetes too
I remember this so distinctly
I also have type 1 diabetes I was diagnosed on my 15th birthday and now im 19 going on 4 years! I love when disney talk about real issues /problems that people do go through and struggle with conditions. And I like how Oliver educate them and so many other people that Diabetes is not from eating too much sweets/sugar its when your pancreas doesn't produce enough insulin. And i think its important to asked questions and be more educated and find truth and not make assumptions.
Why is this recommend to me
This was the sweetest💖
Is there a cure for diabetes
God, Please give us our wish that we all be reborn back in the past so I can speak when I’ll be a 1 year old and avoid Autism classroom by the time I’m going to make money and meet new friends with typical average behavior from Sterling Elementary School to Sterling Middle School and Parkview High School in Sterling VA when I’ll be a 5 year old to a 12 year old and a 18 year old.
So all this time I've watched Hannah Montana, Oliver is a diabetic?! How was I unaware of this before....
That breaks like 7 different HIPAA violations 😶😶
which Episode is it?
Season 3, episode 24 i think
+Marie Schneider season 2,episode 30
+oyshi oyshi thank you
+Marie Schneider what is the episode called and which episode is it?
I have all the DVD collection of Hannah Montana and I don't have this episode in season 2 after episode 29 :O :(
He has type one diabetes.
I have diabetic seizures I have blood sugar problems and have sugar shortages
I have type 2 diabetes
Are Milley it's it million
Diabetes is no joke
Oliver's??? So there are multiple ones....wtf
This is the fixed version, right?
Zoboomafoo The Dark Pharaoh Fixed?