type 1 diabetic stopping insulin after 15 years?

She will go into diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) and become very ill. DKA is fatal if left untreated.

If she is trying to harm herself, you need to encourage her to seek help, immediately.

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She would die. Type 1s HAVE to take insulin for life. I imagine this person is probably feeling pretty sick by now. Her sugar has most likely skyrocketed and if she doesn't seek help, death could be right around the corner.

There is NO cure for diabetes. If a person is insulin dependent (like me), insulin is a must. There's no other way around it.

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She'll get sick and will vomit a lot and feel really lousy. She'll urinate A LOT and she'll have unquenchable thirst. If she does not take insulin this could go on for a few days or even a few weeks until she goes into a coma and dies. Diabetic ketoacidosis is not a pleasant experience and is ultimately deadly.

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She'll die a long, suffering death ... unless, of course, she's had either a pancreas or islet cell transplant.

Is there some reason that this person has willingly stopped taking her insulin? Is she depressed? I'd advise that someone telephone a doctor on her behalf and see if you can't arrange a doctor's appointment.

she'll get quite ill, possibly lapse into a coma, and (if insulin isn't restarted) die.