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The honeymoon phase in Type 1 Diabetes can be one of the most confusing — and emotional — stages after diagnosis. In this video, we break down what the honeymoon phase actually is, why insulin needs may temporarily decrease, and why blood sugars can feel unpredictable during this time.

We talk honestly about what it can look like in real life — including unexpected lows, shifting insulin needs, and the stress that can come with it — especially for parents of young children.

This video is part of our Hospital Stay Following Diagnosis series, where we slow down the biggest early concepts in Type 1 Diabetes so you can understand them clearly and confidently — one step at a time.

Time Stamps:
00:00 - The Honeymoon Phase Intro
01:18 - Honeymoon Phase explanation begins
01:50 - Refresher on Immune System attack on Beta Cells
02:05 - Some Beta Cells still function at time of diagnosis
02:12 - Why BGs are often high upon admittance to the hospital
02:52 - What Honeymoon actually looks and feels like
03:14 - Why some patients experience lows during this phase
05:34 - If you are awake at 0230 watching this video...
07:36 - Key message for anyone struggling with Honeymoon
09:02 - Populations of youth and adults who go through this
09:12 - Monitoring is important due to sporadic insulin changes
09:25 - How long can this phase last?
09:40 - What happens at the end of the Honeymoon Phase?
10:25 - Intro to next video - What is Basal Insulin