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祝日 / Permanent Vacation

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Today started out rough. By 8.30 a.m. I thought I wouldn't make it through the day without crying. But as soon as I had some time I went on a run. It's crazy how running always seems to cheer me up. I've felt much better afterwards and didn't cry after all. Never underestimate the power of a good run.
My hometown is pretty cool... #WILstaytogether
Type 1 Diabetes - A Daily Challenge
I wonder if there's someone out there who has type 1 diabetes completely figured out? I definitely haven't. Days at a time everything runs smoothly making diabetes seem harmless. On other days, however, I feel like it's totally crushing me. The past couple of days have been tough. My bloodsugar ranged from mid 50s to way past 500mg/dl. No idea why. But somehow I made it through and my numbers have stabilized again.
Take it from me. If you have type 1 diabetes, some days will be hard. But never stop trying. You will get through the tough days and easier days are coming again.
By making diabetes a part of who I am and by just taking it one day at a time handling it has become so much easier and relaxed.
Good morning. Make the best of today. And remember, there are only three more mondays left this year.
"Diabetes Isn't Even That Bad"
Hey type 1 diabetic here. Let me tell you why the statement above is a load of bullshit.
1. Our bodies are waging war against themselves
2. It takes us longer to heal when we get hurt and it takes us longer to recover from illnesses because our immune system is jacked
3. We could die at any moment without warning
4. Low blood sugars feel like you’re going through drug withdrawals
5. High blood sugars feel like your body is drying out like a fucking raisin
6. Afraid of needles? Well tough titties! We need to prick our fingers 3+ times a day, and either pierce yourself every 3 days for a pump site change or take 4+ injections everyday
7. Our organs are slowly failing
8. We have a high chance of going blind
9. We could lose our feet and legs
10. Insulin is expensive as fuck
11. Testing strips are expensive as fuck
12. The constant highs and lows drain us
13. We can’t just eat food right away. We need need to calculate how many grams of carbohydrates are in our food, test our blood sugar, configure in a correction if need be, dose, and by the time we take our first bite; everyone else have already finished
14. Doctors are expensive as fuck
15. Pumps, Meters, and CGMs are expensive as fuck
16. No one ever takes our illness seriously
17. Having children is VERY risky for lady diabetics
18. The constant fear we have when we go to sleep knowing that we might not ever wake up due to low blood sugars at night
19. The bruises and scars all over our body from YEARS of injections, site changes, and finger pricks
20. How our feet and hands are always freezing due to our poor fucking circulation
So tell me again how our suffering “isn’t that bad”
Make another joke about the worst thing that has probably ever happened to us
Laugh again when you say “All of this food is going to give me di-ah-beet-us”
Just know that you sound like a huge asshole to us actual diabetics.
Dreams do come true!!
For at least 20 years I dreamt about going to New York. I always imagined what my life would look like if I’d actually move to the big apple. However, this dream seemed so far away that at times I was convinced that I would never even make it to New York.
When I turned 29 years old I started making plans for my 30th birthday. And really, there was only one option for me to celebrate that day. My sister was convinced in no time to join me and 10 months before my birthday we booked flights and hotel. 10 more months of disbelief and doubts and yet I made it. I spent my 30th birthday in New York. That one week gave me not only hope that my dream of living in New York might actually become true. It gave me certainty. It might still take me a couple of years but I know now that I will live in New York one day. Just wait and see...