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Topic	Date	User
type 1 diabetes	12-May-2011 At 8:42:04 PM	Mr Brownstone
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Hi Ben I dont think that this should be a problem. Like the other posters have said keep some high sugar dinks or food with you. Also let your climbing partners know of your condition as they may be the ones that have to help you if you have a Hypo. Probably pack a glucagon pen with you in your pack and instruct all of your climbing partners about the use of them incase of an emergency. Take it with you on long multipitch climbs that you can't get to the ground or to your pack in a hurry. If you listen to your body, you should know when you are going hypo and have a high sugar drink or a power bar and be able to get back to a reasonable BSL.

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