What doctors and researchers get wrong about diabetes is that pin-pricks and injections are not even remotely bad. I don't know a single diabetic who cares abou

What doctors and researchers get wrong about diabetes is that pin-pricks and injections are not even remotely bad. I don't know a single diabetic who cares about injections and blood sugar tests. You get used to that within the first week of diagnosis. My father in law seems fine with the act of injecting itself, but he's very private about his health issues and seems very self conscious about injecting. I've known him about 15 years and he'll always leave the room to inject even in his own home with only family around. I'd imagine this might help someone like him in a small way.