My brother gained type 1 diebetes when he was 7 years of age, I was 3 years younger than him, so the age of 4. As soon as he became diebetic I had to grow up, straight away.
I am now 18, my parents still treat him like a child and me like and adult. My brother from diebetis has also gained OCD. My parents have not realised this and also contribute to this letting him have crazy rutines. If I go out for a drink (bdw I am a female) they do not contact me or worry about where I am, however as soon as my brother goes out they are constantly trying to keep in contact with him. I am still the child here and have only just turned 18.
England. Charlotte 18.
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Great blog! I am going to ask my diabetes team to print it for a reference for all our new patients and family members (as well as everyone else).
Thank you,
DrCogen
I appreciate your feedback! I hope that others find this helpful.