Thank you for sharing your story, Sarah. This really helped give me an insight of a person's life with diabetes. For a homework assignment, we had to talk to and write about a person living day to day with diabetes and I'm glad your videos were available because they really helped. ❤️
I am glad that you were able to find some help through them! I hope your project goes well, and if you want to ask me any other questions then just email me and I will get back to you
I was just diagnosed on June 2nd of this year (I posted a video about it too!). Not even 30 seconds into watching this video and I'm already subbed. I love your energy and I pretty much just binge watched all your videos. Keep doing what you do girl :) We're Type 1 Strong!
Sarah I have been feeling extremely thirsty and going to the bathroom a lot. Also I've been extremely tired. I don't check my weight but someone from my church thought I was on a diet and I got offended because I am naturally skinny and some people accused me of being anorexic.
+SarahVonUrban I was the same way! My family and I contributed it to an increase in physical activity and didn't do anything for about 5 or 6 months until my annual doctor's appointment where they finally told me something was wrong :/
FingertipsofSteel I know this is SUCH a late reply but did you notice any other of the common symptoms? (Thirst, frequent ruination, hunger etc..?) if you don’t mind me asking x
I was diagnosed 1/18/1985. Similar story as yours. Lost about 60-lbs the last 2 weeks before I went into the hospital. I'm 6'4" (so losing 60-lbs did make me skeletal), just after my 17th birthday. Blood sugar was over 2,000 because it pegged the hospital's blood sugar measuring equipment (2,000 is about 111 in non-USA systems - way high).Tore the hell out of an orange before giving myself a shot. No such thing as 32 gauge needles that are 6mm length. They were all 12mm and 26 gauge I think. Nasty stuff. Now 39 years later, still here. Some days hate it. No days love it. I was diagnosed long before the concept of CGMs and also before pumps were commercially available. There was no rapid onset insulin. In fact I kept the first vials of insulin I ever used (R and N pork insulin). You mixed them in a syringe in whatever dose the doctor told you. Later on you learned to adjust based on your current glucose reading and what you planned on eating. You had to inject about an hour before eating because it took so long for the R insulin to start working. I can only imagine what things will be like in another nearly 40 years for us T1. Hope 8 years later after making this video that you are happy and healthy!
Did you get any acidic breathing in the days leading up to your diagnosis? That alongside extreme thirst, increased urination and ultimately vomit was the most notable symptom for me. It was the point where I felt something was coming, even got the famous last words in the day before diagnosis; "the best thing you can wish for in life is good health... seriously." I think subconsciously I knew it wasn't any ordinary sickness. Probably got it from all the infections I used to get as a wee lad.
I had all these symptoms before I was diagnosed, but I also could not breath, at the end, I was already 30 pounds underweight and I lost 20 more, I was 12 and 60 pounds, I was 4,9. I was rushed in ambulance, I was in DKA, and was going into a comma, my mom was with me and my veins had collapsed and I was in the 600s, I went to AI DuPont, my parent injected me for the first 2 months, I stayed in the hospital for 8 1/2 days
I was diagnosed in August of 2012 & I had lost 20lbs in a month and been constantly drinking and peeing & one night I was hit in the head and had to go to the emergency room for a concussion.. they checked my blood sugar & it's was 583. I now have the minimed pump and dexcom.
I got type one diabetes on August 14 which was my first day of school. I could barely walk without being in a lot of pain, my mouth was so dry that I gagged when I opened my mouth, swallowed, or tried to talk. I was drinking a lot of water too. I got called up to the guidance counselor in 3rd period to get a schedule change and she took me to the clinic because I didn't look good, my mom and dad didn't believe me and sent me back to class then in 5th period the guidance counselor called me again and the police officer that works at the school thought I was on drugs because of how bad it was and had to keep asking my dad to come get me or I was going to have to ride in an ambulance. My dad came and got me, took me to the hospital and my blood sugar was 575 (I think) when my mom got there and I spent about 3 days in the ICU and 2 days in a normal room.
Just wondering, whenever I wake up in the morning I feel really thirsty and I drink about 2 or 3 large glasses of water. At night I always feel thirsty before bed. During the day, I may drink a lot of water at one time and still feel thirsty. However, I have not experienced any unusual weight loss. How was your thirst before you were diagnosed with diabetes?
+Holly Stark Stay positive!!! I know its hard but think of all the things you'll miss out on if you give up. Honestly I get it, I really do, but giving up is not they answer. Keep at it
Hey girl! I'm a type on diabetic as well except I was diagnosed at the age of two so I haven't really lived without it! My story is super similar to yours I was so thirsty that I took my babysitters hose and drank out of it cause the thirst never stopped lmao
I have T2.. I freaked out just like you did, crying and cursing myself for being fat (you're not fat BTW lol) I just admire how light - hearted you are, and able to kind of laugh at things now. Sometimes, you just have to have a sense of humor to deal with things.
I don't know if this is a problem worth going to the doctor about but I've been having the same symptoms as you mentioned. Sometimes I would have moments where if I don't eat enough, my vision will blur and I will suddenly get extremely tired. My body is also very fatigued and my muscles will cramp up a lot. Can anyone help me? Also I really enjoyed this, it really helps.
Hannah I was afraid of that too but my doctor said that because of my diabetes I have to eat healthy and exercise so that would make me lose weight and it did !!!
Omg same I went gps and by was 30 and they didn't even tell me I was type 1 till I was on ward even not on the assessment ward!! And I really thought I was type 2 because leading to being diagnosed I craved sugar and was so thirsty I drank about 1l of coke everyday?!!!!!!
I was drinking a lot aswell my mom said I was getting diabetes... but 5 weeks later she forgot then in February.and also when my mom took me to docters.. I was shaking on a comfy bench in my pjs in the waiting room freaked out. The doctor told my mom you need to get to the ER or I'm gonna call 911.but now I'm getting the omnipod insulin pump.also my first time getting a shot I cried...
Hi Sarah,im an Industrial Designer studying in Denmark Aalborg, My group is conducting a project on Diabetes type one and we would like to discover any pains/problems in relation to the products the industry offers for type 1 diabetes . So far we know that there are 2 different treatments in order to regulate your daily insuline, A) is the traditional pen(to much waste disposal due to blades disposal,also many things to carry arround) ,and B)is the insuline pump(expensive,might drop off,cant be used while engaging sports activities or sleep in some cases). We would like to find possible concept solutions but its hard to find out many user insights since denmark is such a small country and also the healthcare system here is more approachable in comparison to the states providing any of these solutions. Anything that you feel like commenting on would be of great help.For example,which method do you use and why? Have you ever had a crazy idea of how these products could be improved?Do you use any smart apps to record your daily carb consumsion?I know i might be asking too much, but for us this is an opportunity to explore a problem for a human perspective and not the industries traditional engineering perspective. Anything that comes in mind on how your daily activities can be empored or be more intuitive in order to live with diabetes and the products that exist there will help this project to grow stronger! Thanks in advance,stay strong and god bless!
I have had type 1 diabetes for about 13 years, I have always injected my insulin(vial and syringe) the pump always creeped me out. I would like a way to have my insulin, syringes, meter and lancet in one small portable bag that looks good. Also if it would even be possible here in the states (don't know about anywhere else) supplies are expensive, maybe we can create a way to reuse test strips. also one more thing is all the waste, there is so much plastic wasted. I feel terrible creating so much garbage.
i am a type 2 diabetic when i knew I was a diabetic i was rushed into hospital with my carer linda i was put in an ambluance and rushed into hospital over night it felt so horrible they would I didn't like the smell of the hospital it was so bad the toilet smelt so bad there was no toilet seat
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Awesome video, I got it when I was 10 after having surgery, and my sugar was only like 250 and I was in and out of the hospital because we caught it early because my sister had it too. It sucks but I'm used to it. Omnipod is the way to go.
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Omg I'm a T1D and it's finally awesome that someone else on UA-cam has it Type one diabetics unite but life gets so hard because I'm rushed everyday for checking my blood and stuff ugh it's hard but fun
+Mariah Fisk I totally get it! I have to count everything right now because they need to see how many carbs in a day I eat so they can fix my Insulin Pump up for me :)
+SarahVonUrban Yeah I was just diagnosed with it in December and it's been a couple months and next month in the end of the month I get to go for pump classes I can't wait!!
My diagnosis story is scary actually. I actually ended up in DKA for over 5 years. I didn't get diagnosed with T1D until I was 25 years old. Jehovah's Witnesses ruined my life because I am mixed with black and white. Bed wetting and being thirsty all the time are symptoms of Type 1 Diabetes............. but doctors wouldn't diagnose it. 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱 My step brother Jacob when he was 5 years old he went around to every business and this is what he said, you should be apart of the Holocaust. 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱 As he was doing this he said you should also say I do not believe in T1D. So I was born on July 27 1994 and I was supposed to be born on November 13. The doctors thought I had a seizure but it was really a coma. When I was two years old I went through a stroke. When I was old enough to understand what was going on I asked the doctor about T1D and I asked about T1D over five times. We had no idea my step brother paid the doctor to say " I don't believe in T1D." So I asked about T1D because I was always thirsty and hungry all the time....... I remember when I was 7 years old the doctor said theere magic cure as he handed multiple cans of pediasure to my mom. 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱 I thought to myself what an idiot as I continued vomiting for years. My step brother Jacob was in one of the doctors appointments with me he said she isn't the T1D I am. Mom corrected him and said the doctor said your insulin levels are fine. 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱 I still wet the bed and still have symptoms of excessive hunger and excessive thirst. I could eat the whole refridgerator. Someone I didn't even know said things like I will cause scoliosis in your spine and he said T1D doesn't exist and I am a Jehovah's Witness now.
I’m extremely thirsty like drinking about a litre of water an hour and peeing a lot. I’ve also noticed my appetite decreasing but I still eat at meal times just because. I’ve been a bit concerned with it for a little while but I think I am going to ask my mum to get it tested in the doctors. She said I probably won’t have it because I was tested as a baby but I could still have it.
I found it funny that I probably lived with diabetes for a long time before I was diagnosed but as soon as the doctor sees my blood sugar numbers they tell me I have to hurry to the emergency room or that i have to sit down immediately, like I probably had my blood sugar a lot higher and I didn't die, like bitch, calm down I'm going to the emergency room but don't freak me out like that
Other symtoms, Sticky Pee, more noticible if you a guy and don't alway have the best aim, Black mold in the toilet that won't go away(feeding off the sugar in pee).
The cat at 3:30 lol he's chasing his tail!!💜☺️😍😘🤗
Thank you for sharing your story, Sarah. This really helped give me an insight of a person's life with diabetes. For a homework assignment, we had to talk to and write about a person living day to day with diabetes and I'm glad your videos were available because they really helped. ❤️
I am glad that you were able to find some help through them! I hope your project goes well, and if you want to ask me any other questions then just email me and I will get back to you
Thank you very much! 😊
I love these story time! What an adventure!! I love how much you seem to have learned and grown through this experience!!
+Charlie's Lifestyle thanks so much :) The last year and a half has been a giant learning experience!
I was just diagnosed on June 2nd of this year (I posted a video about it too!). Not even 30 seconds into watching this video and I'm already subbed. I love your energy and I pretty much just binge watched all your videos. Keep doing what you do girl :) We're Type 1 Strong!
awwe shucks, thanks so much for watching! Is there anything you'd want me to make a video on?
Sarah I have been feeling extremely thirsty and going to the bathroom a lot. Also I've been extremely tired. I don't check my weight but someone from my church thought I was on a diet and I got offended because I am naturally skinny and some people accused me of being anorexic.
hows everything going now ?
I can relate. I was sooo skinny and thirsty before I was diagnosed. Could see my ribs and everything
Amazing video! I was also diagnosed in August after losing a lot of weight but it was in 2013.
+FingertipsofSteel thank you! In hindsight I should have known that something was wrong when I was losing all of that weight :/
+SarahVonUrban I was the same way! My family and I contributed it to an increase in physical activity and didn't do anything for about 5 or 6 months until my annual doctor's appointment where they finally told me something was wrong :/
Its just scary sometimes to face something like that!
FingertipsofSteel I know this is SUCH a late reply but did you notice any other of the common symptoms? (Thirst, frequent ruination, hunger etc..?) if you don’t mind me asking x
I was diagnosed 1/18/1985. Similar story as yours. Lost about 60-lbs the last 2 weeks before I went into the hospital. I'm 6'4" (so losing 60-lbs did make me skeletal), just after my 17th birthday. Blood sugar was over 2,000 because it pegged the hospital's blood sugar measuring equipment (2,000 is about 111 in non-USA systems - way high).Tore the hell out of an orange before giving myself a shot. No such thing as 32 gauge needles that are 6mm length. They were all 12mm and 26 gauge I think. Nasty stuff. Now 39 years later, still here. Some days hate it. No days love it. I was diagnosed long before the concept of CGMs and also before pumps were commercially available. There was no rapid onset insulin. In fact I kept the first vials of insulin I ever used (R and N pork insulin). You mixed them in a syringe in whatever dose the doctor told you. Later on you learned to adjust based on your current glucose reading and what you planned on eating. You had to inject about an hour before eating because it took so long for the R insulin to start working. I can only imagine what things will be like in another nearly 40 years for us T1. Hope 8 years later after making this video that you are happy and healthy!
Thank you for sharing your story it was great.I was so THIRSTY TOO . I have T1D sometimes it’s hard but....We CAN DO THIS 😁
i thought you meant you have type 1 diabetes sometimes. now i get it, sorrt
This was exactly like me but I was diagnosed the day after my birthday 😕
It's the same story when I was diagnosed type 1 2008 and I loss a lot of weight.
Did you get any acidic breathing in the days leading up to your diagnosis? That alongside extreme thirst, increased urination and ultimately vomit was the most notable symptom for me. It was the point where I felt something was coming, even got the famous last words in the day before diagnosis; "the best thing you can wish for in life is good health... seriously."
I think subconsciously I knew it wasn't any ordinary sickness. Probably got it from all the infections I used to get as a wee lad.
I had all these symptoms before I was diagnosed, but I also could not breath, at the end, I was already 30 pounds underweight and I lost 20 more, I was 12 and 60 pounds, I was 4,9. I was rushed in ambulance, I was in DKA, and was going into a comma, my mom was with me and my veins had collapsed and I was in the 600s, I went to AI DuPont, my parent injected me for the first 2 months, I stayed in the hospital for 8 1/2 days
I was diagnosed in August of 2012 & I had lost 20lbs in a month and been constantly drinking and peeing & one night I was hit in the head and had to go to the emergency room for a concussion.. they checked my blood sugar & it's was 583. I now have the minimed pump and dexcom.
I got type one diabetes on August 14 which was my first day of school. I could barely walk without being in a lot of pain, my mouth was so dry that I gagged when I opened my mouth, swallowed, or tried to talk. I was drinking a lot of water too. I got called up to the guidance counselor in 3rd period to get a schedule change and she took me to the clinic because I didn't look good, my mom and dad didn't believe me and sent me back to class then in 5th period the guidance counselor called me again and the police officer that works at the school thought I was on drugs because of how bad it was and had to keep asking my dad to come get me or I was going to have to ride in an ambulance. My dad came and got me, took me to the hospital and my blood sugar was 575 (I think) when my mom got there and I spent about 3 days in the ICU and 2 days in a normal room.
Ellie Kuhar same except my blood sugar was 648 and I was 8
Just wondering, whenever I wake up in the morning I feel really thirsty and I drink about 2 or 3 large glasses of water. At night I always feel thirsty before bed. During the day, I may drink a lot of water at one time and still feel thirsty. However, I have not experienced any unusual weight loss. How was your thirst before you were diagnosed with diabetes?
I am 9 I have type 1 I did my injection on the first night to
I'm actually soo sick of this condition. Just out of hospital for not controlling my blood sugars and I honestly cba anymore.
Diabetes has finally dia-beat-me.
+Holly Stark Stay positive!!! I know its hard but think of all the things you'll miss out on if you give up. Honestly I get it, I really do, but giving up is not they answer. Keep at it
Hey girl! I'm a type on diabetic as well except I was diagnosed at the age of two so I haven't really lived without it! My story is super similar to yours I was so thirsty that I took my babysitters hose and drank out of it cause the thirst never stopped lmao
I have T2.. I freaked out just like you did, crying and cursing myself for being fat (you're not fat BTW lol) I just admire how light - hearted you are, and able to kind of laugh at things now. Sometimes, you just have to have a sense of humor to deal with things.
@Beautifululcha0s
The diabetic community is awesome and they can teach us aloot.
Hope you’re doing well now
This made my day! thank you so much for asking
I don't know if this is a problem worth going to the doctor about but I've been having the same symptoms as you mentioned. Sometimes I would have moments where if I don't eat enough, my vision will blur and I will suddenly get extremely tired. My body is also very fatigued and my muscles will cramp up a lot. Can anyone help me? Also I really enjoyed this, it really helps.
Very similar to me, just for me, Diabetic Coma as well.
I also lost weight and it made me more confident. Will starting insulin make me gain all the weight back?
Hannah I was afraid of that too but my doctor said that because of my diabetes I have to eat healthy and exercise so that would make me lose weight and it did !!!
if you eat when u take insulin yeah you’ll most likely gain your weight back or a little less
Omg same I went gps and by was 30 and they didn't even tell me I was type 1 till I was on ward even not on the assessment ward!! And I really thought I was type 2 because leading to being diagnosed I craved sugar and was so thirsty I drank about 1l of coke everyday?!!!!!!
I was diagnosed when I was 4. I hate it as most of my friends don't know the difference between type one and type 2, and ask why I'm not fat
my diagnosis for diabetes will be tmr. and im so afraid if im gonna be hospitalized. im so afraid of how painful the iv will be in me😢
D. nurdiniee And?what happened?
They couldn't believe it either
i love your videos so much :) pls give us more about your expeerience
I was drinking a lot aswell my mom said I was getting diabetes... but 5 weeks later she forgot then in February.and also when my mom took me to docters.. I was shaking on a comfy bench in my pjs in the waiting room freaked out. The doctor told my mom you need to get to the ER or I'm gonna call 911.but now I'm getting the omnipod insulin pump.also my first time getting a shot I cried...
Hi Sarah,im an Industrial Designer studying in Denmark Aalborg, My group is conducting a project on Diabetes type one and we would like to discover any pains/problems in relation to the products the industry offers for type 1 diabetes . So far we know that there are 2 different treatments in order to regulate your daily insuline, A) is the traditional pen(to much waste disposal due to blades disposal,also many things to carry arround) ,and B)is the insuline pump(expensive,might drop off,cant be used while engaging sports activities or sleep in some cases). We would like to find possible concept solutions but its hard to find out many user insights since denmark is such a small country and also the healthcare system here is more approachable in comparison to the states providing any of these solutions. Anything that you feel like commenting on would be of great help.For example,which method do you use and why? Have you ever had a crazy idea of how these products could be improved?Do you use any smart apps to record your daily carb consumsion?I know i might be asking too much, but for us this is an opportunity to explore a problem for a human perspective and not the industries traditional engineering perspective.
Anything that comes in mind on how your daily activities can be empored or be more intuitive in order to live with diabetes and the products that exist there will help this project to grow stronger! Thanks in advance,stay strong and god bless!
I have had type 1 diabetes for about 13 years, I have always injected my insulin(vial and syringe) the pump always creeped me out. I would like a way to have my insulin, syringes, meter and lancet in one small portable bag that looks good. Also if it would even be possible here in the states (don't know about anywhere else) supplies are expensive, maybe we can create a way to reuse test strips. also one more thing is all the waste, there is so much plastic wasted. I feel terrible creating so much garbage.
i am a type 2 diabetic when i knew I was a diabetic i was rushed into hospital with my carer linda i was put in an ambluance and rushed into hospital over night it felt so horrible they would I didn't like the smell of the hospital it was so bad the toilet smelt so bad there was no toilet seat
How old were you when you were diagnosed with type one diabetics?
I had just turned 19! So I was a late bloomer lol
@@SarahVonUrban Thanks for answering my question
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This is Just messed up on so many different levels. Doctors 🥼 in Missouri made me deal with the symptoms of Type 1 Diabetes myself. The HealthCare company Oxford HealthCare in Springfield Missouri treats people like shit.
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So one of the ladies that ran Oxford HealthCare her daughter Cheyenne was born deaf 🧏♀️ and I was born basically blind. So the lady, her name is Theresa took all the medical bills and put them on a special needs camp in Branson Dr. Hakan had no decency to tell us about. Then I got kicked out of the camp.
I’m so sorry to hear this! No one should be treated that way - you are so strong 💕
I have t1 diabetes
Awesome video, I got it when I was 10 after having surgery, and my sugar was only like 250 and I was in and out of the hospital because we caught it early because my sister had it too. It sucks but I'm used to it. Omnipod is the way to go.
I have medtronic mini med veo and I love it :)
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When I was diagnosed at 12 years old my bloodsugar was 1250
Thats nuts! Ive never heard of someones sugar being that high!
Daniel Delgado good 1 I was 48 mmol and I thought that was high
Mystogan r u from the uk because in the uk that is really high in America they measure it differently
Omg I'm a T1D and it's finally awesome that someone else on UA-cam has it Type one diabetics unite but life gets so hard because I'm rushed everyday for checking my blood and stuff ugh it's hard but fun
+Mariah Fisk I totally get it! I have to count everything right now because they need to see how many carbs in a day I eat so they can fix my Insulin Pump up for me :)
+SarahVonUrban Yeah I was just diagnosed with it in December and it's been a couple months and next month in the end of the month I get to go for pump classes I can't wait!!
Yeah its exciting :)
+SarahVonUrban Yeah I sure hope that it won't hurt a lot
+Mariah Fisk well it will better than injecting multiple times a day :)
You look like Maisie Williams!
omg no one has ever said that to me, she's one of my faves :D
My diagnosis story is scary actually. I actually ended up in DKA for over 5 years. I didn't get diagnosed with T1D until I was 25 years old. Jehovah's Witnesses ruined my life because I am mixed with black and white. Bed wetting and being thirsty all the time are symptoms of Type 1 Diabetes............. but doctors wouldn't diagnose it.
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My step brother Jacob when he was 5 years old he went around to every business and this is what he said, you should be apart of the Holocaust.
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As he was doing this he said you should also say I do not believe in T1D. So I was born on July 27 1994 and I was supposed to be born on November 13. The doctors thought I had a seizure but it was really a coma. When I was two years old I went through a stroke. When I was old enough to understand what was going on I asked the doctor about T1D and I asked about T1D over five times. We had no idea my step brother paid the doctor to say " I don't believe in T1D." So I asked about T1D because I was always thirsty and hungry all the time....... I remember when I was 7 years old the doctor said theere magic cure as he handed multiple cans of pediasure to my mom.
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I thought to myself what an idiot as I continued vomiting for years. My step brother Jacob was in one of the doctors appointments with me he said she isn't the T1D I am. Mom corrected him and said the doctor said your insulin levels are fine.
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I still wet the bed and still have symptoms of excessive hunger and excessive thirst. I could eat the whole refridgerator. Someone I didn't even know said things like I will cause scoliosis in your spine and he said T1D doesn't exist and I am a Jehovah's Witness now.
How old were you when you were diagnosed
Payton Lescalleet I was nineteen when I was diagnosed
What's your HBA1C, mines 8.7 I need to get it down. I'm 13 and the doctor told me I could be blind by 20 if it rose much more
My hba1c has been in the 8's for years, I need to improve it but they're scaremongering you a bit, because you are young.
very nice video
I got type one diabetes 3 weeks
how is everything going with you then?
I've had type 1 diabetes for 7 years
oh sorry man I'm type 1 too 3 years
What's the cats name?🤗
Her name is Clover and she 14 years old :3
14? Wow! My cat Charlie is 7 years old!☺️
Your cat is nice
I love my lil clover girl ☘️
The shots get easier when you get used to it
. it's going well but I don't like the shots that I have to take everyday
fine but I don like shoots th
OMG your cat I so cute
I’m extremely thirsty like drinking about a litre of water an hour and peeing a lot. I’ve also noticed my appetite decreasing but I still eat at meal times just because. I’ve been a bit concerned with it for a little while but I think I am going to ask my mum to get it tested in the doctors. She said I probably won’t have it because I was tested as a baby but I could still have it.
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I found it funny that I probably lived with diabetes for a long time before I was diagnosed but as soon as the doctor sees my blood sugar numbers they tell me I have to hurry to the emergency room or that i have to sit down immediately, like I probably had my blood sugar a lot higher and I didn't die, like bitch, calm down I'm going to the emergency room but don't freak me out like that
You seem so similar to me! And your story is so similar too lmao
lolololol the cat in the background..
Zelda!!
Other symtoms, Sticky Pee, more noticible if you a guy and don't alway have the best aim, Black mold in the toilet that won't go away(feeding off the sugar in pee).
I hate being a damn diabetic
me too man :(