My dude, this sounds a lot like my story. I had a stroke(not related to the diabetes...probably), and they told me I had diabetes, and they said "You kind of look like you have Type 1, but you're 32 years old, so we're going to say Type 2." Naturally, since I had just had a stroke, my brain wasn't functioning properly so I just didn't understand anything about diabetes other than that they wanted me to take medicine. Several years later, I was back in the hospital for something else, and an endo came into my room because my numbers were high and he's looking at my chart and he goes "Who told you that you're a Type 2 diabetic?! You are Type 1!"
My dude, this sounds a lot like my story. I had a stroke(not related to the diabetes...probably), and they told me I had diabetes, and they said "You kind of look like you have Type 1, but you're 32 years old, so we're going to say Type 2." Naturally, since I had just had a stroke, my brain wasn't functioning properly so I just didn't understand anything about diabetes other than that they wanted me to take medicine. Several years later, I was back in the hospital for something else, and an endo came into my room because my numbers were high and he's looking at my chart and he goes "Who told you that you're a Type 2 diabetic?! You are Type 1!"
I feel like too many people have been in our shoes! Keep rockin!!