Diabetes Type 1

“Your diabetes diagnosis is not a setback; it’s an opportunity to take charge of your health and make positive changes.” - Unknown

Diabetes isn't a setback, it's an opportunity to get healthier and make positive changes so that you can live life to the fullest and be your best. 💪🏼

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“Diabetes does not define me, but it helps shape who I am.” - Amanda Quinne

Even if you're diagnosed with diabetes, you're still you. The way we approach and manage diabetes helps shape who you are.

There's so much more to you than your conditions. 💙

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“Living with diabetes is a journey, and I choose to make it a positive one.” - Rick M. Shivers

Living with diabetes is tough; however, we have the power to choose how we travel this road.

I'd like to see it be a positive experience where we learn, grow, and persevere from the challenges we face daily while we can also lean on a community that knows what we're going through.

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Have you experienced changes in your medication that negatively messed with your blood sugar?

Share your experiences in the comments!

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How do you stop dissasociating? How do you all ground yourselves again? It's been over a week now and I'm still mostly feeling unreal.

I had, for the first time, an episode of dissasociative amnesia. My Dad said something to me, and I can't remember what it was, but I lost my cool, threw my purse down and ran to my room and cried. And I don't even know why, because I can't recall anything. I hate it, I've never blanked like that, and I've never lost control of my emotions like that either. I'm just feeling so...lost.

Any advice to anchor me?

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I am not a victim of diabetes, I am a fighter and a survivor. – Tate Andrews

I wanted to remind you today we aren't victims of diabetes. We're survivors and fighters. Every day, we decide to manage our conditions as best as we can, seeking support and help as needed. We won't get ideal blood sugar numbers every day, but we'll keep trying. And that's how we fight and survive!

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Have you experienced sleep problems related to diabetes?

Share your experiences in the comments!

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“One day at a time with diabetes.” - Michael Kiser

Managing diabetes is a very challenging task. Diabetes is a long-term disease. We have a lot to monitor, including our food intake, our medication dosages, how much physical activity we do, and managing stress, but you don't have to do all these things at once. Focus on one goal until you reach it, then move on to another. The best way to manage diabetes in the long run is to take things one day at a time.

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“Don’t let yourself fall, you gotta pick yourself right up and strive to do better and be better! Think positive. Don’t let the Diabetes control you! You control the Diabetes! Be strong because someways might be tough but you are tougher!” – Tiffany Danczak

We will all experience some dark times on this diabetes journey, but I want to encourage you that no matter how hard things get, don’t let yourself fall! Pick yourself up and keep moving. Keep striving! With the right tools and a strong support system, you have what it takes to successfully manage this condition. Don’t give up, keep going 💙

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Did you know that multitasking can slow you down? In fact, studies show that it can lead to more mistakes in the long run. Our brains work best when we focus on one task at a time. Make a list of all of your diabetes-related tasks for the day. Then, pace yourself by working on and crossing off each task off one at a time.

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