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In most Type I diabetics all the beta cells are not destroyed all at once. Shortly after a Type I diabetic begins insulin treatment he might go through a “honeymoon stage” when the diabetes becomes less severe. The person might need little or no insulin during this time. The person usually requires more insulin after awhile and the honeymoon period ends.
