I got diabetes at the age of 16, and now I'm 23 years old. I have been suffering from ketoacidosis for more than 6 years. It was unbelievable at first, but I'm used to it now. Believe me, your life will not be over, but it will bring you some extra troubles, such as not eating with an open stomach, giving yourself an injection from time to time, and checking your physical condition regularly every year. But looking at it from another direction, you won't overeat and eat junk food often. You exercise and check regularly, and you are healthier than most young people. The biggest difference between diabetics and ordinary people is that we live a more moderate life, and as long as the blood sugar is stable, a small amount of sugar intake and occasional dessert will not become a big problem, of course, the premise must be stable blood sugar. For us, it is also very easy to eat moderately, exercise regularly, and take medicine according to the doctor's advice. The old man at home told me that people have a fixed number of things to eat in this life, eat more and get up early, eat less and die later. Maybe, if we start regular health preservation at a young age, we will face fewer diseases in the future and live healthier than most people. This disease is also very sensitive to emotions, because violent emotions will make the body produce hormones to make blood sugar rise. Don't feel sorry for yourself, learn to control and sort out your emotions. Slowly, everything will be fine. Come on (_? )?