Moment diabetic woman, 23, told pub staff she wasn't 'doing drugs' after they 'mistook her insulin injector for a needle'

Shocking footage caught the moment a diabetic woman was forced was forced to explain she was not 'doing drugs' in a pub after staff and customers 'mistook her insulin injector for a needle.' Ms Percy hits back at the negative comments saying 'I think I have to do enough as it is as a type one diabetic without having to inform every member of staff in the place' The social media post, which has since gained over 870,000 views, shows Ms Percy holding her insulin pen and after she noticed the bar man's confusion, she calmly explains: 'I'm a diabetic. In a follow-up video, Ms Percy hits back at the negative comments saying 'I think I have to do enough as it is as a type one diabetic without having to inform every member of staff in the place'. In the social media post, which has since gained over 870,000 views, a customer can be heard repeatedly saying: 'that s**t will kill you' as Ms Percy tries to explain to the nosy pub goer that she is 'not doing drugs' Hitting back at critics she said: 'There are some really silly, naive people as seen in the comments. Ms Percy developed diabetic ketoacidosis or DKA, which happens when the body does not receive enough insulin for energy.She was hospitalised and claims she 'almost lost her life' On average, the warehouse worker injects herself with insulin five times a day since she was diagnosed with diabetes in 2021 She said: 'The fact it got so bad and I almost lost my life, I know how important it is.