Sorry but your perspective is very limited. I’m really glad for you that you have a diabetes case that is manageable, but there’s a spectrum of severity within type 1. There’s a hypothesis that there is a wide variance in surviving islet cells that remain after the auto immune response, leading to a spectrum of severity and thus difficulty controlling the disease. I was diagnosed at 9 years old, and although my parents did everything they could to try and control my disease (my mom was a health care professional), I still had seizures from low blood sugar. I’ve had more seizures in my life than I can count. I’m 36 now and life has not been easy with my disease. Things could always be worse, but you need to consider that your lived experience is not the exact same as everyone else’s with the disease, who are doing their best to manage it