Kara's Type 1 Diabetes Diagnosis Story
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
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We are a mother-daughter team that is determined to help you and your family transition into this new life with Type 1 Diabetes. With our help, you will have helpful links, specific instructions, awesome tips, and printable PDFs to make this lifestyle easier for you!
I got diagnosed with type one diabetes and my mom and I wanted to make this journey easier for you because for us, it was super stressful.
Same thing happened my daughter who is 12 years old couple weeks ago Kara 😢 it was very tough I almost lost her but thank god she survived and getting stronger everyday now. Watching videos like yours make us stronger and gives us strength. We hope cure comes near future. Thanks for your bravery
I’m here crying because my 5yo just got diagnosed with t1d about 6 weeks ago and it’s been an overwhelming experience
Cheer up, God bless you
I'm sorry
I am sorry to hear that it will get easier. Listen lots of music therapies it helps us a lot when we are doing the injections
I was diagnosed 1/18/1985, just a few weeks after my 17th birthday. Just had my 39th diaversary a few months ago. You wouldn't believe how technology changed since back then. There was no rapid onset insulins. Pumps were not commercially available until about 10 years later (and they were only for the rich, as insurance hadn't yet approved them). CGMs were a dream, a few decades from being available. No such thing as knowing what your blood sugar was 24/7. Test strips cost $1 each so you couldn't test as often as you wanted. Certainly no cell phones, wi-fi, internet, etc. I remember coming home from the hospital with a box of 100 syringes, thinking "this will last me a long time". Yeah, a few weeks later they are gone. Blood tests involving putting a drop of blood on a test strip that would change color, waiting a minute then rinsing it off with water, waiting another minute, then comparing it with a color chart on the test strip vial. You were lucky to "guess" within 100 points of your actual blood sugar. I didn't walk uphill in the snow both ways to school, BTW. I can only dream of how T1 care will be in the coming decades. Good luck to you and your T1 care!
I could just imagine Billy. Yes we are lucky to have this technology thank god thinking of that time gives us more hope
Can type 1 diabetic patient live long
There are people live up to 100 and many researches are ongoing
I have similar stories with my son 6 years ago he was 11, it was very hard to accept it ,but l did. In this week my daughter diagnose with type 1 again, l have no family history and she is 22 years old ,
Honest, I have had symptoms for 3 weeks now, so i'm pushing it off. What would your course of action be? Mind you it does not run in our family
This is late but you would check your blood glucose on a glucometer.