A Bad Diabetes Day
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- Опубликовано: 26 май 2019
- Hey guys! I wanted to share this video because I want you all to know that there are REALLY bad days when it comes to this illness. There are bad days when it comes to normal life. it is OK to feel crazy emotions. It is OK to be overwhelmed with feelings that you don't understand. you have to let yourself go through these emotions and deal with them fully. don't try to block out sadness, anger, guilt, frustration or any negative feeling. Recognize it, address it, feel through it and let yourself deal with it.
You are never alone.
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Thank you for giving your audience a realistic picture of life with diabetes. I've had similar experiences that caused me to give up on auto mode. Hope you had a great Monday.
i definitely am looking into a different pump. this one has just been the worst lately. thank you, i hope you are doing well !
Thats totallyrealistic but i actually feel bad when im spiking up or down, when im high or low so yeah crazyness
Any diabetic who uses a pump is a fool and these devices are taking decades off peoples lives. Eat a very low carb diet ALL the time, test four times a day with a meter and you should only require a long acting insulin, never a fast acting one. Pizza? What planet is this person on?
Girl, I feel you so much. I'm 38 years old and I've had type 1 diabetes since I was 24. So 14 years and counting and I'm going to have it until the end of my life. I have these kind of problems from time to time. It's ok. sometimes I have 300 mg/dl all day long and it just won't drop. But those days are rare. I don't wear an insulin pump, I inject insulin manually with an insulin pen and I also measure my blood sugar manually with test strips. It's a struggle, we all know it. If I had to give you one piece of advice, I'd tell you to eat at roughly the same time every day and do the same activities at the same time every day. Routine is the secret. At least that's what works for me. I'm sending you good vibes and positive thoughts.
Tse499. I have been a type 1 for 48 yrs, about a yr ago I decided to get a dexcom g6 blood glucose monitor. It has been life changing... As you know, you are constantly wondering what your blood sugars are. Every 5 minutes my monitor updates the level.. Wearing the g6 is no big deal. I never wanted to wear anything big and bulky. The sensor itself is about 2 quarters thick and is generally not noticed under clothes . you will not regret it.. Placing the sensor on is super simple as you can see by vids here on youtube...I too also inject.myself....
Hi karolina, thank you for sharing. My partner is type 1 and it’s been an intense ride unfolding the world of diabetes. Just know you are not alone, you are so, so strong. I understand the emotional side of diabetes, I observe it every day. You are deserving of love and patience, diabetes and all. Please know your videos and strength help others feel not so alone. Keep fighting the good fight!!
you are so sweet, thank you so much for your kind words. You're definitely a strong one too, i know how much my family and boyfriend go through seeing what i go through. You guys are Type 3's :) i wish you and your significant other the best health and good luck!
I know a lot of stress and negative emotions can cause your glucose to high just like when you’re sick, on top of that you had pizza and wine...I know it’s hard and I’m so sorry for whatever you are going through and I know it’s not easy but just try and breathe and relax maybe take a hot bath or shower and meditate love..hope you’re okay. I’m also a type 1 so I understand how It emotionally, mentally and physically feels when you are high..but diabetes is not always perfect and this shows but as long as you are doing what you are supposed to be doing it’ll eventually return back to normal ❤️
thank you so much, this was such a beautiful message. You're so right, its never perfect and as long as we do all we can then we are in a good place. thank you again for your kind words
Yeah this disease can really put you through the ringer, I couldn’t even begin to explain how much this helps that I’m not the only person that has days like this, where nothing you do brings your numbers down. I don’t have a pump, so I can’t relate exactly but what really frustrates me is when you check your glucose and it’s like in the high 200’s so of course you put some units to combat it and then you wait the 2hrs and your even higher than you were before. Then there’s the times when you eat something that you know exactly how much to take because you have done it a hundred times before but this time instead your reading is like 300 instead of the normal 140 you usually are, I feel this disease has bipolar disorder, lol. With everything you have shared so far in your life, and have overcome I feel this to shall pass. Good luck with ya.
ugh, i know exactly what you mean. our bodies work in mysterious ways and sometimes i honestly feel like my body sent responding to the insulin AT ALL. you are definitely not alone in feeling this way, and as much as i hate that others go through this, there is a peace in knowing that we are not alone.
Also, as I was watching you look at your pump's history that's when I actually discovered myself how to look at my history further back more than just the last 3 hours! Thank you girl!! I'm sure someone told me how to do it before, but it's actually cool to for sure know how to look way back several hours before not just 3 hours!
Heidi Black you have diabetes
Thank you for taking the time to put yourself out there. You’ve led me to a wealth of information and I am much appreciative. I’ll be praying for you!
Thank you so much, that honestly means so much to me. xo
I'm sorry you had a bad day :( I had a day like this too yesterday and it helped me to come here and see your video. Thank you for sharing, I was recently diagnosed with type 1 and your videos have been so helpful
You will be fine Sweet heart. I'm on Dialysis , the affect of Diabetes. God Bless you take care.♥️♥️♥️
thank you ... i wish you many good days ahead
Thankful to be of the "D" it was dreadful 3 yrs a wk
Roshelle keels 👆
I'm so sorry you feel like, I was crying along with you watching your video, I totally get it! I've been a diabetic for almost 12 years now, I was diagnosed when I was 15 and i'm about to be 27 and trust me I know the feeling, EVERY SINGLE DAY is a struggle! And you are right nobody truly understands and it's so hard to express how you feel to people who don't have diabetes. Stay strong, keep pushing brighter days are coming.
This is the 1st video of yours that I've watched and I appreciate it so much. So raw and real. My last 3 days have mirrored your experience document in this video. Thank you for sharing this with is.
Luv to you... for every dark night theres a brighter day.
angel you’re so right 💕
Thank you for sharing this. I have never been able to tell people how wild it feels to have the high blood sugar emotions.
I was crying at the beginning of the vlog and I am so sorry you go through this. And you are right, ones who are not diabetic do not understand the pain inside but I understand emotional pain with stress and personal matters. I've had quite a few and still do. It sucks and yeah no one is perfect but strength and determination will help build yourself with all these emotions. Along with love and support that will keep you going. Sending hugs and kisses from NJ!!!
awe babe thank you so much you are such a sweet heart. Sending love and hugs back your way. you're so right, its all about how we handle these emotions and how we let them affect us thats important. we all have abad days but they made the good days that much sweeter.
@@KarolinaSays
This video was so helpful. It helps me understand what my friends are going thru. The Kannaway CBD / attention to diet and your right drinking lots of water really helps a lot of my friends who are suffering with this some thing. Hugs to you girl! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much for sharing your bad day. This is literally my life some days. I've had T1 for 30 years and I'm on the same pump and cgm as you. I totally relate to not being able to sleep due to the alarms every 20 min. The infusion sets are too expensive to swap out to see if that can help. ( I ended up in DKA with a bad site and have had other infusion sites that seemed to be bad only to be ok like your's was on your video.) My silver lining is that when my Blood sugars go up , and yes mine go up in the upper 300s, it is usually because I'm getting sick so at least I am fore warned. Also stress sends my bs thru the roof. I loved your message about feeling all emotions. That sums up life. It is exhausting being a type 1 even on good days. I wish your video would be shared with all health care providers to show what we go thru 24~7.
reading this hits so close to home for me. i know exactly what you're feeling through your words. i honestly can't remember the last time me (or my boyfriend) has a restfull, peaceful nights sleep without any alarms. even if my blood sugar is stable at 90 a random alarm will go off to calibrate or enter BG for no reason. its SO frustrating, i can feel my blood pressure rising when i hear that little jungle coming from my pump and waking me up.
its tough and its work every single day. we can't take a day off and i don't think a lot of people realize that.
i wish you the best and i hope that you are doing well and your health is good. 30 years is a long time, I'm almost there (27 for me) i wish you the BEST and keep your head up. even through the bad days. thats what matters the most.
Hello Karolina, it was very stressful to watch you in so much mental pain, and I thank you for sharing this with us. Yes, I am type 1, and I was diagnosed in 1969, when I was 8 months old, and so, you could say I am a veteran - I know how it feels to be in hyper and hypo - in previous years, the hyper usually made me quite emotional, and on occasions I went into panic mode and delivered way too much insulin, only to suffer a severe hypo some hours later, and then to feel totally crap for the whole of the ensuing day. My hypos are varied in nature, and occasionally I can be fully cognitive while at levels as low as 2.0mmol (~36 for you guys), and on other occasions I can be totally hypo at 2.8 (~50). What I will say is that carbs are the killers of your control. Now, I NEVER eat pizza, bread, pasta, potatoes, rice and definitely nothing with added sugar (candy, as you guys call it). I asked my doctor around 5 years ago, about keto and his response was there was not enough research on it. So, I left it for some time. I can tell you that I decided to give Keto a go, around 2 years ago. Best decision ever. My Hba1c is never above 5, most of my energy is gotten from ketones, I am totally focussed, and my levels go between 3.5 (~63) and 6(108) - but they ebb around 4.5 as average. Alcohol has a real negative effect on your control, in a kind of paradoxical way. My advice to you is stay away from it, because it will mess with your kidneys and mess with your liver, and definitely mess with your diabetes. As a fellow diabetic, please stay away from that poison, no matter how tempting it feels. Watching you reminded me of when I was a young man, and yes, I ate pizza, drank beer, and did all the things a young person does. I don't really regret my old lifestyle, but I would NEVER go back to it, especially at my age. I miss bread, and pizza, and I REALLY miss the Jack Daniels with pepsi max and ice, and I also miss totally overloading myself on insulin, waiting for the crash, and then eating a nice box of chocolates! Yes, what a crazy thought! I had no idea how stupid and dangerous that was, because, I figured if I keep my blood sugars in a reasonable level, I would be fine - this was when I was not educated. I hope it makes you smile that there are some idiot diabetics, like me, who have gotten through and made sense of the education given to them. As a female, I expect, as a diabetic, you will suffer much more emotionally than the general population, and I can sympathise with you, especially as those without this condition have no true idea what we go through in this crappy environment of diabetes. I wish you well Karolina. Mark.
Awwwww sorry you had such a bad day with your blood sugar. Thought of you yesterday. I give you credit for still going to work n most of all for sharing. Hugs. Thumbs up.
awe thank you so much! being up and active definitely helps bring that blood sugar down.
I’m 15 I’ve had diabetes for 10 years it’s he most horrible thing ever I’m dealing with other stressful things and this is not helping anything thank u for this video nobody understands what it’s like!!
Karolina - we all have bad days. Stay strong. I am T1D too and some days just want to cry. Water does help and take baby steps to correct.
I really thank you for posting this I was diagnosed about 7 weeks ago with type 2 and I've been searching for information all over the Internet trying to understand the real world I've been living with diabetes I've had a few spikes and a few crashes I'm still getting everything regulated and understanding how to recognize what's happening. Hope everything else in life is balancing up for you but I just wanted you to know you really help somebody thank you
that means so much to me, thank you. you will definitely begin to understand and know the feelings and what they mean. the beginning is difficult, but even later on it can still be tough. just always remember you are the one controlling your diabetes, it is not controlling you. i always leave my email in the description box so please message me if you ever need to talk.
thank you so much for sharing , you are hope and inspiration in human form.thank you lots
When I got diagnosed mine was near 400 it felt horrible, two months on I still haven't had any sweets or alcohol as I don't want to ever feel the way I did. So I know what you feel like and its horrible. I love your videos it made me realize that everyone has there hard days not just me and we are all in this together.
thats awesome that you have been able to stay away! i still have bad craving and when i let myself have the sweets sometimes i often regret it because its not worth how horrible i end up feeling. Thank you so much for the kind words, it means so much to me! we are definitely in this together and its so important for us to realize we all go through it and we will all be okay.
Thanks for putting this in the public realm. Especially the stuff about getting mentally and emotionally exhausted during blood sugar roller coasters!
As a t1d myself. I can literally feel your pain thru this video. Keep your head up ❤️
Karolina - A year ago I had a vitrectomy. I was an emotional mess and found your the video about your own experience. I just couldn't imagine being so young and having gone through the procedure. Tonight I was curious about how you were doing and although I was glad to find you still blogging, and I had no idea you were dealing with diabetes this too! You are a beautiful badass survivor and I'm so inspired by you! Please accept my positive, healing and caring thoughts. Be kind to yourself and take extra good care.
Duuude, I hate being in the 300s!!! 💪 But you are Wonder Woman, don't you forget it!! If you need someone to talk to, I'm here for you!! (I've been type 1 since I was 6 1/2 and now 24).
So sorry for all you're going through. I hope things get better for you soon
thank you so much! today was definitely better.
my first call would have been a site change but it could have been anything making your bs act which way it did. I can feel your pain Karolina and I hope your now feeling much better x
yes! its funny because in the moment its so hard not to freak out, but then looking back I'm like okay i could have done like 6 things differently lol - i, ,much better today, thank you so much
i totally understand. i have type one diabetes. this is hard for you. it's hard for me to watch toy struggle. we all have a bad diabetes day. i had a bad day, i woke up at 478 and i felt like dying. how other days are better ❤️❤️❤️
RoosterJade aww lots of love stay strong ❤️❤️❤️❤️
i should make my parents watch this video they dont understand what its like and that its not my fault them yelling at me for having bad blood sugars just makes it worse
What an important, emotional and informative vlog. Thank you so much for sharing your experience. I can only imagine what it is you go through. Sending love and light. I do think every person should watch this video. It is so informative.
thank you so much that means so much to me! sending love right back
@@KarolinaSays 💙💙
Don't sweat it, we've all been there!! diabetes is HARD!!! Thanks for sharing that it's not all a bed of roses!!! I always say my diabetes is like simple math Mon. Wed. and Fri. where 1 plus 1 always equals 2, but on the other days 1 plus 1 could be anywhere from negative 6 all the way up to 300. Sometimes my diabetes is a jerk!!!!! Just keep up your great work, and know you are not alone!!
I’m type 1 diabetic and use a pump. My pump basal is always managed manually and I think that is the best way to go about finding a healthy basal rate that is suitable. Indeed, for 10 years now I’ve slept well at a basal rate of 0.9 units per hour. You just have to find a dose that suits you and stick to it.
thanks for your sharing. God Bless you take care!
thank you!
i feel you. i haven’t had diabetes for too long I got diagnosed when I was 11, highs and lows. i cry and cry but everyone tells me I will be okay but I’m not. they say they get it but they don’t. stay strong❤️
I get you... I get told we are here for you if you need to talk this that then go around and say that I'm just doing the poor me everyone feel sorry for me routine.
I'm so sorry! I don't have diabetes, and I thank God for that. I'm praying for you!
I hope you get well soon. I'm 33 and last week I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes.
Thank you for posting this. Sorry you had a terrible diabetes weekend. I had a terrible weekend of sugars also. People without this disease just don’t get how exhausting it is physically and emotionally. Hope you have a brighter week ahead.
i know! i wish i could really expand to people how it feels after a high blood sugar plummets down to a low. its SO exhausting. I'm sorry you had a bad weekend too, i hope today and this week is better for you!
So resilient!
I was recently diagnosed with type 1 (after being misdiagnosed as type 2 and taking medication that just about killed my ass) and this is informative for me. I didn't realize that the highs could make people feel so crappy. My a1c was 10.2 before I started insulin, which was fairly recent. I don't notice when my blood sugar is high yet, but I know when it's low. I wonder if, once I get my levels more stable, I'll start recognizing the difference? Makes me wonder if that's part of the reason the past several months have been hell.
Thank you for sharing this.
Lots of love ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I totally understand. I feel the same way lately my bg has been as high and higher lately and have kidney stage 4 and cant contrl my bg. I hardly eat and its still crazy. I jusy need prayer.
Beauty Bennett Awh I’m so sorry to hear you’re having a hard time. I go through phases like that too where I feel like I just have no control. Just watch tour carb intake and remember stress can cause spikes as well so make sure you take it easy and one day at a time. I’m confident you’ll come out of this rut.
What you of pump is it that you use? My fiancé has a dexcom and it gets ripped of on accident sometimes.
The feeling when my bloodsugars are high is absolutely horrible all I do is throw up untill I get them back into range
Hope you’re feeling better. This was literally my last 3 days.
ugh, I'm sorry! I'm doing much better, i hope you are too.
As much as possible try to relax...listen to good music...dont overthink....keep smiling❤️❤️❤️
you're so right. thank you
Just had glaucoma surgery 2 weeks ago and stumbled on your channel. Watched your vitrectomy videos. Thank You for sharing. Hope they find a cure for type 1 diabetics. Take care.
thank you so much! I'm glad i was able to help. i hope your recovery is going well and continues to move forward into a good and healthy spot
Thanks. What is your vision now in each eye?
@@frenchriversprings 20/40 in my right and 20/50 in my left.
At least it's good enough to drive. Those who has perfect eyesight probably don't appreciate how lucky they are. Thanks for replying.
I have type 1 and I’m 11 years old so when she started talking about this I got all of it. And I have the same pump as her. I was in a study for that new pump.
Kylie Mckee i got prediebities. Good Luck i’ma try to loose it before it turns to type 2
I had retinal surgery on the 31st of may.
seeing pretty good already.
take care.
Heart2HeartBooks hope your recovery is going well!
@@KarolinaSays Thanks Karolina
My vision is getting better every day.
I am quite happy with my recovery.
I hope you are are doing well too.
I suggested you listen to Neville Goddard recently. It is the best thing I found to help one change their perspective. It it like Tony Robbins on Steroids.
This has changed my life and is instrumental in my vision improvement to say the least.
Try it. Just listen to the first 5 minutes and let me know if it helps. You are so young and have your whole life ahead of you.
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I'm stressed out just watching this. Diabetes can be such a pain to have to deal with especially when you can't seem to get your numbers the way you'd like them to be. I have a hard time trying to sleep because my glucose levels will be too low and I would have to stay up and treat it until it was at a more comfortable number for me to sleep with. Now I'm dealing with these random highs at night and I don't know where they came from. I'm probably catching something, but anyways, Hope you're doing alright
Yeah insulin pumps suck, it tends to fail on me too! My medtronic 670G... As soon as I pay this damn thing off I am going back to levemir and to be honest regular insulin, Humalin R. The auto mode is bad its more reactive than proactive it would allow me to go high and then bolus me large amounts of insulin. I use mine on manual mode and I tailored all the rates varying on hours and activities. Keeps my BG at 80 all day long. I don't have deal with the BG swings, annoying alarms and disables in auto mode. So you rose to 400 just by the lack of background insulin, did you ate something looks incredibly high!!!!
i hear you dear girl.. xo
I hope you have a better day today, Karolina.
its definitely looking up! thank you so much
God bless you.
Yes having type 1 is awful, days like this are ughh!!!!
Just wondering do your periods or any hormonal changes effect your blood sugar? Mine blood sugars get all fucked up from stupid hormones uggggghhh 😾
i hope you will be fine sister , life is tough some times this is your exam in this life i pray for you
I am praying for you. You need to relax call sick n stay home. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Hello Karolina- sorry you had a crappy day... a few notes, drinking water helps to dilute the concentration of glucose in your blood, which is one of several reasons dehydration for a diabetic can go majorly wrong quick. Two, as much as you may feel like junk, using Bernstein’s Laws of Small Numbers theory a little- you should aim to undercorrect when trying to correct your sugar and try to nudge it down. As much as a high is bad, an extreme low can be fatal. I know I’m preaching to the dragged and screamed converted, but I don’t want to see you in a bad way. Hope you feel better hon!
Really great advice! you're right, its definitely better to undercurrent and come down slowly than drop so quickly and be in a terrible place. Thank you again, i definitely appreciate it!
😢😢 We all with you Dear
My name is abdikani from #somalia am diabetic too unfortunately I don't have insulin bump or omnipod and all these stuffs some times my blood sugar is over #500mg/dl but its ok i feel positive about it and still surviving #T1D 💞🌼
i definitely remember those days, i didn't take good care of myself at all when i was younger to the point of my A1c being all,ost 16. keep fighting and working toward a healthy lifestyle
Abdikani Daib try to keep away from the carbs!
@@Mariemarie-uw7id iam on 0 carb diet now i feel better thanks sister
I have type 2 I'm sorry for your bad day 😣
Jeez I relate to bad blood sugers and God I'm how it feels
One of those crashes almost got me when I woke up sweating bullets and almost unconscious, I somehow found a jar of honey that I managed to scoop into my mouth which gave me some of my vision back. I checked my bg right after bc I was curious and I was chilling at 29
holy shit that's so low
I feel the pain of high glucose readings. I can balance mines to well. Always in the 500s and reading the word HI
rose love oh no, I’m sorry to hear that! Are you seeing an endocrinologist ? I’m sure you know how dangerous blood sugars like that are. I spent a number of years with blood sugars that high and I paid for it with serious, life altering complications. Please take care of yourself! I HIGHLY recommend speaking to your doctor about going on a low carb diet. You’ll see a difference immediately. Also, are you on the insulin pump? You could also wear a Continuous Glucose monitor without being linked to a pump. It helps so much to see your blood sugar every minute of the day. Please email me if you went to talk or if there is anything I can do to help. I apologize if I sound like a mom, I just know what I went through and my regrets. If I can stop it from happening to someone else I will do all I can to help.
@@KarolinaSays thank you so much. A lot of times I feel like idk where to start anymore because it's a it of mental frustration. dmnqsmh@gmail.com pls
Sister drink black coffe with cinnamon powder it helps a lot
Nice video, so real, sometimes your adrenaline will raise your blood sugar , with all your emotions, that may have not helped it ,hope your feeling better,take care
i hate when this happens it has happened to me a couple times
I hope today is a better day. :)
it definitely was! thank you so much
Oooooh...head up...
thanks love
have you tried water fasting?
no but I've definitely heard ab out it. i don't ware where to even find the will power to do that lol. have you ?
Xoxoxo 💜
Ur drained all right
TRY BROCCOLI SPROUTS - RHONDA PATRICK!
will keep this in mind, thank you!
watching your video while I'm at 407 . crying and my 1 liter bottle of water in my hand and took 3 units of insulin . I'm a mess
oh no! Just take a deep breath. it will go down. its just such a terrible, indescribable feeling when you are that high. I hope you are feeling better
The rollercoaster :( . Have you read Dr Bernstein's Diabetes Solution?
i believe someone has recommended this but i haven't had a chance to look into it yet, is it good?
@@KarolinaSays Hi, I was suffering from this rollercoaster from December till March and had to do something. I got the books The Ketogenic Diet for Type 1 diabetes by Ellen Davis and Keith Runyan and a few weeks later I got Dr Bernstein's Diabetes Solution. Basically it's the Keto/low carb diet that I think you mentioned you did. Recommended carbs of 6grams for breakfast, 12 for lunch and 12 for dinner. I stopped drinking coffee because that is supposed to spike bs. I also stopped using my insulin pump and went back to using pens because of unpredictable absorption of insulin at the cannula sites (I had used the pump for more than 10 years). Now my bs ranges from 72 to 130. I want to change to Tresiba long-acting when I see my doctor next week. So, the diet and changes have worked well and Dr Bernstein has some good videos. You minimise errors on a low-carb diet. Good luck.
@@michaelhill7045 Glad to hear that you discovered those books. Diabetes Doctors just have no clue how to get you healthy and I am really pleased that these Doctors have found a way to truly help Diabetics. Keep up the great work.
Awww poor baby🌝🐖
My heart goes out to you the look on your face is the look I've seen on my face fair few times in the last couple of months
thank you, i wish you the best as well. its exhausting and its work every single day but we have to be in control of it, not let it control us. i hope you have many better diabetes days ahead!
have you ever thought of getting a pancreas transplant. that way you can get rid of diabetes. there are people who done this transplant and got rid of their type 1 diabetes. no more insuling
I am type 1 diabetic 2
Darien Berry I hope your health is doing well!
You need to get to the Hospital immediately !!!!
My blood sugar is able to drop very quickly so that helps me avoid the ER. I've only been to the hospital with DKA once in my life... so scary
You should go to the emergency room. Please dont drink Wine has alot of sugar. So sorry to see you this way.
She doesn’t need to go to the er she needs to keep checking her sugar and correcting if it is high. She needs to exercise to get her sugar down.
Kylie Mckee are you high? you can’t exercise if it’s over 250
Yo Izzyyy she shouldn’t go to the ER. This is a fixable problem, she’s just not used to it because she has good control over her numbers. Some people who don’t have as good control are that high a lot more. It’s not really worthy of an ER visit...
89 isnt bad
Brenda I Burroughs not at all. 389!8 is thoigh 😞
Hello my friend fasting fasting fasting goodby diebetes
Sami Moha I know!! You’re so right. I need to suck it up and start intermittent fasting again.
what a lucky boyfriend
what makes you say that?
@@KarolinaSays you are a fighter... and very beautiful
Karolina, I just sent you a message through Messenger xxx
on which platform?
@@KarolinaSays , Facebook Messenger xx
Omg duck off