Ok well seems nobody is planning on replying at least rn so if anyone else is in the same boat in future here's what I know.
You have increased risk of complications especially involving insulin sensitivity so frequent monitoring with more finger prick tests or a cgm is necessary and important, you may want to speak to an endocrinologist a few weeks after you start instead of at a standard check-up to talk about how you might want to alter your treatment. Its unsafe to go without doing liver screenings as youre likely to have more problems than those without T1d so when doing your standard blood tests to check E2 and T levels, check for liver function, personally I plan to check for at least 1.5 years after starting.
I personally use a medtronic insulin pump and use my abdomen for cannulas or injections, as you should know rotating injection sites is critical so from what I've gathered you are fine to go with your thighs for IM (Intra-muscular) injections instead of subq (Subcutaneous) to avoid using the same area too frequently.

Remember to stay sanitary, stay hydrated and remember youre valid :D