May not hurt to ask for a glucose test to check for type 2 just to be on the safe side? I don't know how the healthcare system in the UK works, exactly. Essentially, if you want anything done in the US, you have to ask for it... specifically.
Like my boob dysfunction? Yeah, I can't seem to get any doctor to effing even touch it or try to do anything to help me. They essentially just tell me to use formula and get over it. It's really sad and frustrating. I had several blood levels that I wanted tested along with my blood glucose test last week and the OB I saw that day wouldn't even hear it because I waited so long in the waiting room that we had 3 minutes (no, really) for her to find the heartbeat and anwer any questions before I had my blood drawn. I couldn't get into my entire story and then tell her I was working with an IBCLC who wanted me to have "this, this, and this" tested that day.

I started talking about it and she basically shut me up and told me that she was formula fed and turned out okay.

(and no, this isn't an assault against formula! I love formual, it's why Maisie is alive. But I'd also love my effing boobs to work like the entire medical profession and society seems to believe they should since apparently it's just entirely
impossible for that part of my body to not work correctly.


I even read one doctor being quoted saying "It's a basic mammalian function," insinuating that all women should be able to produce enough millk for their babes. Oh, okay... so basic mammalian functions can't be issues for some people? Like how diabetic people don't produce enough insulin. Isn't
that a basic mammalian function? Like how some people are paralyzed and can't walk. Isn't
that a basic function? Like how some men's penises don't work? Isn't
that a basic function? Anway, you get my point!). Sorry about the rant. My point was, at least in the US, you have to take charge of your own healthcare and ask for things specifically otherwise, like that BabyCenter post was saying, it may be unlikely the actual problem will be found and addressed appropriately.