Childhood type 1 diabetes

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Is it true that person having type 1 diabetes in childhood will live short life than others and with complications.. as it is not easy to manage blood sugar levels all the time... proper insulin administration is fine .. but what else?

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No it's not true, you can live a normal healthy life the only difference is that you need to take insulin for life

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