👩🎤 My daughter is also Type 1 diabetic. In the beginning she didn’t take it seriously until she ended up in the ER several times so the doctor took away her drivers license. It took her 1 year to learn how to plan ahead before the state of California gave her back her drivers license. I can’t express enough how important it is to plan ahead. 🤙 I say good on you young man figuring out how to accommodate yourself in your career as an actor on stage for a good length of time. I can tell you that your mom is a bit relieved 🤗
Agreed. I've completed multiple marathons and other endurance races (Triathlons etc.) and my main message is to embrace the chaos and to accept imperfection in management. Personally I find that during exercise, it's one of the few times things (relatively) behave themselves!
Almost anything yes. After 41y with diabetes, I'd say it could have been worse and once you accept it as a small limitation and make self-control a routine, you'll lead a happy life.
My aunt is type 1. We were going hiking and she prepared snacks for us all. We had cucumbers, tomatoes, sandwiches, and even some spam musubi. She also packed chocolates-a medium bag- and we were doing counterproductive things like eating chocolates and hiking at the same time. 😂😂😂
@MrSpookyLover Not quite. She has an OBE and a CBE as well as a Tony award. Then there are the numerous award nominations including an Oscar, some Golden Globes and Baftas.
As a fellow type one, I always wondered how actors got around it. Not just during long plays, but when they're doing films where they can spend terribly long hours filming. You always have to plan ahead, but even the best laid plans aren't infallible.
Any workplace that isn't breaking health and safety regulations needs to have accommodations for disabilities and health conditions otherwise that's a hell of a lawsuit
@@sarahlieberman2421 true however as a set they have a legal responsibility to help care for all who are onset with a medical team and people on call. It’s simply due to the risk of workplace dangers. But yes I’m sure he also has as many plans in place as he can to manage his diabetes. I think film and tv sets can be a little easier than plays because worst case scenario they can stop shooting and call for paramedics relatively quickly whereas it’s harder to catch in a play performance and harder to stop as well. Depending on his roles he also may have specialised breaks just to check blood sugar and maintain it (sorry if that’s poor phrasing). I’m assuming him being a lead in Mr Jones, McMafia and Happy Valley all allow him to have more say and control than an extra with diabetes would get.
Tuesday evening around 10:30 I got a call from my nephew saying his dad was on the floor making weird noises, thankfully I live 10 mins away I ran and got there in around 5 mins and had to administer emergency glucose injections call the ambulance etc! I’m currently dog and child sitting! The respect I have for type 1 diabetics doing this sort of stuff increased dramatically! Well done him!
Tell him to get a pump!! My husband has had it for 10 years now and we went from multiple severe hypoglycemic episodes a week to maybe one or two every year
@@bettersecret1499 I’ve been telling him this for 2 years ever since I saw a video of someone changing one and picking a sticker on here but he doesn’t listen! It was only last year he finally got a monitor, he had a libra but after so many drops he got a dexcom which allowed me and my partner to also have it on our phones so we can be alerted if it drops! I will keep trying though! Thank you I’m glad your husband is doing much better!
Honestly that play ruined me. It was so heavy and just one of the most incredibly heartbreaking stories ive ever seen. Phenomenal doesnt even come close to how amazing the cast was. Part of me wants to see it again but I know for sure I definitely cant handle it again.
@@Bibblesupremacy1992 it doesn't impair when you set your pump settings right like idk what you mean by this. You can adjust when you exercise, you can adjust when you eat, you can adjust when you're falling low. Depends on the pump brand style and pieces you have. Literally a type 1 diabetic can do most anything if not anything. Just depends on how YOU as a diabetic are able to deal with it on a daily basis but a pump is a massive improvement over the last few decades! I've had type 1 since 1995! Would never go back to needles or a syringe 🤣💯
@@jbird1362agree 💯 . My musician neice has very brittle T1 so lots of DKA admissions and a pump has been completely transformative and has helped her learn how her diabetes behaves. The freedom and confidence it's given her has been wonderful to see. It's opened the world up to her performing and travelling rather than having to be studio based all the time.
The pump is little, smaller than most microphone pack they already have on them, you can silence it completely and the new ones don't need any input from you for hours , if you are going down they just stop and then start again when it's safe. You can literally have a 99% normal life with it
a couple of years ago I sat next to him on a flight to London and he was lovely and really down to earth (I didn't recognise him at first because of this) ❤
Type 1 Diabetic, I toured internationally for 14 years with an orchestra and as a soloist. Juice always saves you on stage! The glucose cubes took too long. Or lots of sugar in a bit of tea! The caffeine occassionally led to a slightly faster tempo! - oops!
My late dad had type 2 diabetes and at the end of his life, he used to have hypoglycemia often whenever he worked too much or didn't eat for a long time. It's mad scary how easily and quickly hypoglycemia can kill you if you don't consume sugar immediately.
it's really interesting seeing videos like this that think they're giving people information when the people that would need the information would have had it long before they saw the video
"You're a diabetic"? "Yeah, a TYPE 1 DIABETIC". There's a difference, a HUGE difference! I realize he didn't yell nor did he make a deal of it at all. He is so gracious. I loathe when people don't differentiate the two. I've been a type 1 since I was 5, 45 years now. ✌️
@DutchDouchebag that's not thr case at all. I am Type 2 and its genetic. It's not to do with what I eat or exercise. I am not obese and very active. There are more variants than people think.
@@DutchDouchebagType 2 - Body doesn’t create enough insulin or the body’s cells doesn’t react to it well. Although type 2 is known to be due to overeating & an unhealthy diet it can also be caused by High blood pressure, having gestational diabetes (Diabetes during pregnancy), taken certain, medicines, family history, insulin resistance, genetic mutations like cystic fibrosis, hormonal disease like Cushing syndrome & pancreatic damage. Although obesity is probably the most common cause remember to be open minded as it’s not the case for everyone!
@@DutchDouchebagthe easiest way to remember it is that Type 1 is only caused by one thing, it’s an auto immune condition that isn’t curable. Type 2 can be caused by lots of things (weight/diet being one of them) and is often reversible. You can be genetically predisposed to either type, but having the genes doesn’t mean you will develop diabetes, just that you’re more likely to than someone who didn’t share that same gene.
I'm type 2 and I have struggles with my weight. Yet 2021 I lost 125lbs in 10mos. I was so shocked. But it's almost difficult to keep it off and on the scales. It stinks. My mother was type 1, she was on a dialysis machines, and also on heart medication, cos she also had cardiovascular disease. She passed at 46yo in 2004
I saw this play and had an on-stage seat. There was a little tub of gumming hidden behind a prop and he sneakily checked his levels a couple of times during the play
there's an australian comedian who talks about this gosh I wish I could remember her name. but she does a special with a toilet in the back and loo roll everywhere! hilarious.
@@musicbyimpulse it's only the BBC that doesn't allow any advertising of any sort. Other stations will allow some branding shown on screen providing it doesn't conflict with a main programme sponsor.
@@annicecooper8105 It's ofcom the national televison regulator that enforces it. All programs on uk televison have to follow this rule. They cannot advertise advertise or even name a brand during a program.
Type I diabetic here✋🏻 since the age of 6 (I am 26 now) It’s an excuse to always carry sweet stuff with you😂 If you are prepared and think one-or-two things you can do pretty much anything today! But it’s something that you need to always remember, urs not a game as long as you take care off some simple things!
As a type 1 as well, I'm most curious about the levels of concentration going down when he's hypoglycemic and is in the middle of a scene. I'd love to talk to him about that 😅
As a Type 1 diabetic, I know that you just need to plan ahead and be prepared. You can do anything!
👩🎤 My daughter is also Type 1 diabetic. In the beginning she didn’t take it seriously until she ended up in the ER several times so the doctor took away her drivers license. It took her 1 year to learn how to plan ahead before the state of California gave her back her drivers license. I can’t express enough how important it is to plan ahead. 🤙 I say good on you young man figuring out how to accommodate yourself in your career as an actor on stage for a good length of time. I can tell you that your mom is a bit relieved 🤗
Agreed. I've completed multiple marathons and other endurance races (Triathlons etc.) and my main message is to embrace the chaos and to accept imperfection in management.
Personally I find that during exercise, it's one of the few times things (relatively) behave themselves!
Almost anything yes. After 41y with diabetes, I'd say it could have been worse and once you accept it as a small limitation and make self-control a routine, you'll lead a happy life.
Or if your insurance allows, pumps do help to reduce hypos. At least it's helped me go be a little more spontaneous
My aunt is type 1. We were going hiking and she prepared snacks for us all. We had cucumbers, tomatoes, sandwiches, and even some spam musubi. She also packed chocolates-a medium bag- and we were doing counterproductive things like eating chocolates and hiking at the same time. 😂😂😂
“I thought that was the perk!” He’s hilarious!! 😂
Graham is the best. 😂
This is what makes Graham a great interviewer because he lets the guest speaks, and then he interjects the most hilarious thing
Exactly! He's respectful and hilarious!
Isn’t James Norton the most lovely of men!❤❤❤❤
Grantchester was one of my favorites.
@@teresasanders2064THAT’S where I’ve seen him!!
That couch was such a delight. Graham truly is the only chat show host who gets the best version of all of his guests
god he s such a beautiful man
aesthetically pleasing
And he comes with snacks 😂
He’s so gorgeous
Sophie Okonedo...I love her smile.
Criminally underrated actor who has a real warmth on screen. Would love her in a horror though 👻
@MrSpookyLover Not quite. She has an OBE and a CBE as well as a Tony award. Then there are the numerous award nominations including an Oscar, some Golden Globes and Baftas.
@@KristineMaitland sadly, actors can still be underrated, even with a shelf full of honors.
@@KristineMaitland Kristine awards are pretentious. You can be nominated to hell and back and still be not overrated.
I love her in everything I've seen her in.
All gorgeous people here!!! Every single one of them!!! 🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍
He's adorable
James was an amazing Grantchester!
He is so beautiful
As a fellow type one, I always wondered how actors got around it. Not just during long plays, but when they're doing films where they can spend terribly long hours filming. You always have to plan ahead, but even the best laid plans aren't infallible.
Any workplace that isn't breaking health and safety regulations needs to have accommodations for disabilities and health conditions otherwise that's a hell of a lawsuit
Responsibility for our health is ours, not anyone else's. Mindfulness, good planning, Plans B (and C) and clean/clear motives help.
@@sarahlieberman2421 true however as a set they have a legal responsibility to help care for all who are onset with a medical team and people on call. It’s simply due to the risk of workplace dangers. But yes I’m sure he also has as many plans in place as he can to manage his diabetes. I think film and tv sets can be a little easier than plays because worst case scenario they can stop shooting and call for paramedics relatively quickly whereas it’s harder to catch in a play performance and harder to stop as well. Depending on his roles he also may have specialised breaks just to check blood sugar and maintain it (sorry if that’s poor phrasing). I’m assuming him being a lead in Mr Jones, McMafia and Happy Valley all allow him to have more say and control than an extra with diabetes would get.
@@sarahlieberman2421Actually no. Your employer has the legal obligation of making accommodations for that kind of thing. So. No.
If they're rich, there's advance Bluetooth BGM, all day insulin injection patches, & also portable fridges to carry insulin.
So weird how lovely he is irl😮
I daresay you're a Happy valley fan 😢😅 I've seen him in lots but not that !
@@MrSpookyLoverloved him in a show called grantchester. But happy valley he's a complete lunatic but loved the war and peace remake he was in 2016
I can't unsee TLR!
James is a truly great actor ❤🎉🏴🙏🏻
Graham's timing & James's beauty - perfection.
He is such a beautiful gem❤
he is so lovely
“Oh…I thought that was the perk.” So funny.
Aww he seems lovely
James Norton is such a good actor. He is def Bond candidate
"Shoulders, James!" Miss him on Grantchester. 😞
Love Love Love James Norton !!!!!
Why?
Graham you are too darn precious and so ridiculously funny!!!🤣♥️
Shows how good of an actor he is when he’s self is vastly different to the characters he plays!
Tuesday evening around 10:30 I got a call from my nephew saying his dad was on the floor making weird noises, thankfully I live 10 mins away I ran and got there in around 5 mins and had to administer emergency glucose injections call the ambulance etc! I’m currently dog and child sitting! The respect I have for type 1 diabetics doing this sort of stuff increased dramatically! Well done him!
Tell him to get a pump!! My husband has had it for 10 years now and we went from multiple severe hypoglycemic episodes a week to maybe one or two every year
@@bettersecret1499 I’ve been telling him this for 2 years ever since I saw a video of someone changing one and picking a sticker on here but he doesn’t listen! It was only last year he finally got a monitor, he had a libra but after so many drops he got a dexcom which allowed me and my partner to also have it on our phones so we can be alerted if it drops! I will keep trying though! Thank you I’m glad your husband is doing much better!
You’re a hero ❤!!!
This man is so hilarious!😂
What a beautiful face, and that smile!❤
Wait til you see his full body, omg 😍😍😊
Grahams suit is gorgeous
Honestly that play ruined me. It was so heavy and just one of the most incredibly heartbreaking stories ive ever seen. Phenomenal doesnt even come close to how amazing the cast was. Part of me wants to see it again but I know for sure I definitely cant handle it again.
Hearing him talk here is a real shock after seeing him in Happy Valley
I’m type 1. This is great to see. You just need to be aware of your body and how you feel. We can do it but we need to be prepared.
Ong Sophie!!! I freakin love her! She’s so beautiful and definitely one of my favorite actresses! ❤
And he was AMAZING in the show
Gorgeous man 💗
HE should be the next James Bond !
My best friend is a Type 1 diabetic and she LITERALLY can do anything, she’s incredible!!! It’s all about education and discipline! 💪🏼
As a type 1 diabetic thats why having a pump makes a HUGE difference AND you learn as you go! Its always an adjustment on the dajly.
Having a diabetic pump, while being a musical artist or in theatre is not ideal
@@Bibblesupremacy1992 how come?
@@Bibblesupremacy1992 it doesn't impair when you set your pump settings right like idk what you mean by this. You can adjust when you exercise, you can adjust when you eat, you can adjust when you're falling low. Depends on the pump brand style and pieces you have. Literally a type 1 diabetic can do most anything if not anything. Just depends on how YOU as a diabetic are able to deal with it on a daily basis but a pump is a massive improvement over the last few decades! I've had type 1 since 1995! Would never go back to needles or a syringe 🤣💯
@@jbird1362agree 💯 . My musician neice has very brittle T1 so lots of DKA admissions and a pump has been completely transformative and has helped her learn how her diabetes behaves. The freedom and confidence it's given her has been wonderful to see. It's opened the world up to her performing and travelling rather than having to be studio based all the time.
The pump is little, smaller than most microphone pack they already have on them, you can silence it completely and the new ones don't need any input from you for hours , if you are going down they just stop and then start again when it's safe. You can literally have a 99% normal life with it
Graham has just such a lovely way of putting people at ease and making you laugh w
Such a pretty boy
One of the sexiest men alive! ❤
He really is.
Totally agree…😊
Hopefully the next Bond !
He is sooo frickin' hot.
Graham is the best. I cant stop watching.
He's always smilling😊
I love him
He looks so good in this green suit.
Such a great actor
I love him more now...❤
a couple of years ago I sat next to him on a flight to London and he was lovely and really down to earth (I didn't recognise him at first because of this) ❤
Type 1 Diabetic, I toured internationally for 14 years with an orchestra and as a soloist. Juice always saves you on stage! The glucose cubes took too long. Or lots of sugar in a bit of tea! The caffeine occassionally led to a slightly faster tempo! - oops!
We are just very sweet people (t1d's)😊
God bless you ❤❤❤
As a type 1 diabetic I love this 😂
lol I am a type 1 diabetic and it never stopped me from living my best life 🎉🎉
T1 diabetic, I have stashes of lucozade at work in various locations 😂
James is adorable , bring me up I have no branding yet ❤❤
Beautiful lips
My late dad had type 2 diabetes and at the end of his life, he used to have hypoglycemia often whenever he worked too much or didn't eat for a long time. It's mad scary how easily and quickly hypoglycemia can kill you if you don't consume sugar immediately.
it's really interesting seeing videos like this that think they're giving people information when the people that would need the information would have had it long before they saw the video
Representation matters. I didn’t know this about diabetics in theater
😊I ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤HIM🥰
"You're a diabetic"? "Yeah, a TYPE 1 DIABETIC". There's a difference, a HUGE difference! I realize he didn't yell nor did he make a deal of it at all. He is so gracious. I loathe when people don't differentiate the two. I've been a type 1 since I was 5, 45 years now. ✌️
@DutchDouchebag that's not thr case at all. I am Type 2 and its genetic. It's not to do with what I eat or exercise. I am not obese and very active. There are more variants than people think.
@@DutchDouchebagType 2 - Body doesn’t create enough insulin or the body’s cells doesn’t react to it well. Although type 2 is known to be due to overeating & an unhealthy diet it can also be caused by High blood pressure, having gestational diabetes (Diabetes during pregnancy), taken certain, medicines, family history, insulin resistance, genetic mutations like cystic fibrosis, hormonal disease like Cushing syndrome & pancreatic damage. Although obesity is probably the most common cause remember to be open minded as it’s not the case for everyone!
@@DutchDouchebagthe easiest way to remember it is that Type 1 is only caused by one thing, it’s an auto immune condition that isn’t curable. Type 2 can be caused by lots of things (weight/diet being one of them) and is often reversible. You can be genetically predisposed to either type, but having the genes doesn’t mean you will develop diabetes, just that you’re more likely to than someone who didn’t share that same gene.
I'm type 2 and I have struggles with my weight. Yet 2021 I lost 125lbs in 10mos. I was so shocked. But it's almost difficult to keep it off and on the scales. It stinks. My mother was type 1, she was on a dialysis machines, and also on heart medication, cos she also had cardiovascular disease. She passed at 46yo in 2004
I'm IDDM. The important aspect is that I'm on insulin.
Suan Sanche herself on the Graham Norton show!!
The woman sat beside him is from Ace Ventura : When Nature Calls
I saw this play and had an on-stage seat. There was a little tub of gumming hidden behind a prop and he sneakily checked his levels a couple of times during the play
As a diabetic I love the representation here (:
You go!! 🎉🎉❤❤
I miss Grantchester, he's SO cute & sexy!
Yes Marco
He could play chef Marco from Masterchef in his biopic
Meanwhile the IBS crowd 😒
there's an australian comedian who talks about this gosh I wish I could remember her name. but she does a special with a toilet in the back and loo roll everywhere! hilarious.
The story of my life...
Graham 😂😂😂 I thought that was the perk
Return to PBS!!
The thought about not showing the branding... Awww
In the uk it is illegal to show branded products on television, it's not really a thought, he would be in trouble if he showed the brand.
@@musicbyimpulse it's only the BBC that doesn't allow any advertising of any sort. Other stations will allow some branding shown on screen providing it doesn't conflict with a main programme sponsor.
@@annicecooper8105 It's ofcom the national televison regulator that enforces it. All programs on uk televison have to follow this rule. They cannot advertise advertise or even name a brand during a program.
It's because it's the BBC, if you accidentally show a branded product you are beheaded live on Strictly Come Dancing
Yup it's the same here in NZ 😢
My husband was hypo too- would have grand mal seizures. Scary! 😮
Type I diabetic here✋🏻 since the age of 6 (I am 26 now)
It’s an excuse to always carry sweet stuff with you😂
If you are prepared and think one-or-two things you can do pretty much anything today! But it’s something that you need to always remember, urs not a game as long as you take care off some simple things!
Nice face ❤
where can I get his amazing purple cardi?
He looks like a younger version of marco pierre white
What is her name her eyes are beautiful and she's beautiful.
bro this guy literally looks like young marco pierre white
doesn't this dude look like a young marco pierre white?
Bro legit thought that was Marko Pierre White.
OHHHHHH!
As a type 1 as well, I'm most curious about the levels of concentration going down when he's hypoglycemic and is in the middle of a scene. I'd love to talk to him about that 😅
I’m a type 2 and have to do the same thing
OK not relevant at all but the lady sitting best to him was in Ace Ventura... Fun fact
He looks like a young Marco Pierre White
Wow, he looks like a young Marco Pierre White.
Swoon. I'll catch you. ❤❤❤🤤🤤
If his mother met Marco Pierre White, he's got questions to ask.
There are computers people can wear that supplies their diabetic and they don't have to be looking for juice or candy bar.
It doesn’t stop you from doing 11 hour shifts in a kitchen either 😊😊
Type1 sucks man, props to my homies grindin through it
It's like any health condition. Plan.
Harry in Spider-Man 1 and 2
Who else is stuck in the never ending loop of The Graham Norton show 👀
I feel like I'm in a never ending loop of reading this comment. 🙄🤡
@@Donegal62I honestly think that I was reading this comment 10 years ago. The same comment all those years.
Spammer!
@@Donegal62 good. lol
@@Donegal62 Who else is stuck in the never ending loop of The Graham Norton show 👀
Oi I feel u
Diabadass!!!