Hi - it can be so difficult. It's important to have doctors and members of your care team that you trust; if you do not, you may wish to get a second opinion from another doctor. You should feel comfortable bringing any questions and concerns to your doctor or care team, and sharing updates about your health and difficulties you may be facing. While we cannot offer medical advice online for your seizures, we recommend checking in with your care team if possible. This link on hypoglycemia may help too: https://type2diabetes.com/nutrition/understanding-hypoglycemia-risks-prevention-treatment
We are always here for you for online support as you manage work, type 2 diabetes, and your family. It can be overwhelming sometimes and if you ever need to even just vent we are here! Some find it helpful to get in-person support as well, which can come from support groups or professional counselors or certified diabetes educators. These links on working and managing family, etc. may help as well: https://type2diabetes.com/living-with-t2d/workplace https://type2diabetes.com/living/all-in-the-family-getting-buy-in-on-the-healthy-food-and-exercise-plan with family buy-in, they may even help with management.
If you feel yourself getting burnt out, that is normal and these tips may help: https://type2diabetes.com/living/stress-burnout-how-to-avoid-it
Thinking of you. Please keep us updated if you'd like to.
Best,
Margot, Team Member