I understand some of the bad things about diabetes.
My Granny went blind and two of my friends had parts of their legs amputated, due to diabetes. I have been aware for 7 years that I am diabetic. I am in my late 60s and I take Glucophage. I keep good control of my glucose.
My question is: What happens on a glucose low or a glucose high? How can they occur if I am careful?
– Colin
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