My heart is broken.

[Hooli]

Epileptic helper dogs impress me too, they can smell when you're going to have a fit apparently.   

[GSXKING]

Mike please accept my deepest condolences on your loss. I know plenty of people who have become emotionally attached to their pets.

My experience with pets, is that I've only ever had pets that were eaten when they reached their use by date.

[Jeykey]

That's pretty impressive Jeykey, what a great asset. I've had type 1 diabetes for 38 years. Still get hypo symptoms but it's not always easy to recognise them until I'm quite low.

You can still get the symptoms to become better, a lot of commitment on the diet part and all the rest we know. I also run on a daily basis, keeps me and the diabetes fit. Last year with the covid stuff, barely anything to do, I just ran. Did a lot more than 3k running, less of that on the 14.
Thanks Vlad, I'll check out the diabetes forum.

[grog]

Jeykey, my type one Wife said shed like a dog like yours. Shes lucky at present, very good knowing a Hypo happening, all those sugary things we keep in fridge. I get tempted often to have one, just type 2 for me. I lost 18 kg which helped a lot, stable last decade.

[Kiwifruit]

Thanks Vlad will check it out 

[Jeykey]

Jeykey, my type one Wife said shed like a dog like yours. Shes lucky at present, very good knowing a Hypo happening, all those sugary things we keep in fridge. I get tempted often to have one, just type 2 for me. I lost 18 kg which helped a lot, stable last decade.

18kg is a lot! But cooking for 2 diabetics is easier; cooking for 1 and the rest benefitting from it is good too. 18kg less is also good for the 14  .