Shelomi Sanders Reveals the Truth About Sports + Diabetes
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- Опубліковано 4 лип 2024
- Shelomi Sanders is a T1D athlete who plays Division 1 basketball at CU Boulder. The daughter of football legend Deion Sanders, she's been getting attention for her viral TikTok video opening up about her type 1 diabetes diagnosis. Beyond Type 1's Tiana Cooks talked with @theshelomisanders about her diabetes diagnosis, what tech she uses, and how she thrives as an athlete with type 1.
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I admire her for alt least being transparent about her illness, and maybe she can help other young people.
Love Shelomi and how her brothers protect her!.
She don't need protecting she safe
You two ladies did a fantastic job with this conversation!! The conversation was very open, upbeat, professional, and super informative for people of all ages. The African American population has historically been understudied in the health communities, so it is wonderful to see two beautiful black young ladies provide their prospective in real time. Thank you again! Fantastic job..
Wow, how beautiful is this conversation? I am 63 been a diabetic since I was 31 thankful for this❤❤❤❤❤
As a parent of a newly diagnosed type 1 daughter, I thank you from the bottom of my heart for this video. Keep up the good work! God bless!
Shelomi is so naturally beautiful
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I’m so glad she’s talking about it, is so awesome you lady’s want to educate the young community, lot of people think diabetes is for older folks 😁
Awesome interview. My son was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes last year & he’s in his late 20’s. That’s still young & as a parent I worry about him too. He lives alone, so I always check on him concerning his well being. He doesn’t like to talk about it too long & seem to get agitated if I pry too much so I back off. I pray even more than before for him now. I love Shelomi’s attitude about it though. You can tell she’s taking care of herself & has a very healthy attitude about it now. I guess that comes with time. Thanks for sharing. Be well & I can’t wait to see her do her thing on the court next season! #SKOBUFFS!
So grateful for this! My family is in the DFW and my dad favors Sanders so much it's crazy. My 8yo bby girl is the T1D (dx @ 4). She's my firecracker soccer player that slay, slay, slays all day, lololol. I appreciate Shelomi sharing her story and positivity! It is so heartening for me as a parent. God bless!
Outstanding Bossy! Such a role model for young people. Great job!!!!!
Although I’ve never considered myself an athlete, my story is similar, but 53 years ago. On the track team, so the thirst, excessive peeing, and weight loss was attributed to that. It was when I peed 15 pounds in 6 hours that my mom made the appt. I don’t remember exactly, but my blood sugar was north of 1100. I was just shy of 16. From then on, it was glass syringes and peeing in a cup to test urine.
I know what you mean Shelomi... We just gotta keep pushing! It's so draining the everyday routine, but you're more than Diabetes, you are a WINNER, Thank you for sharing... GO Buffs!
Great job young ladies very informative thank you for sharing stay healthy be blessed!😊
Great interview, Bossy! Loved hearing your perspective about and experience with diabetes. Keep sharing your story, it's giving someone else the confidence and courage to share their story too. May GOD continue to bless you and keep you healthy.
Amen
Excellent job ladies ❤ so proud of you two keep up the great work 👏🏽💪🏾
My husband, of 45 years, was diagnosed when we were in H.S. He played football and baseball, and went on to play baseball in college. I have admired him so much, for his overall attitude. Unless you know him personally, you would never know any of his personal struggles getting through college, medical school, internship & residency. He's had his challenges, to be sure. However, he has never been a fan of anyone treating him differently than others, thus, unless absolutely necessary, he's never really shared. That has been his decision, and I've respected that. I equally respect you two intelligent, beautiful, young women, for being so candid in sharing your journey w/diabetes. "Be unapologetically yourself." I LOVE THAT maturity! I sincerely send so much positive energy & blessings to you both!!!!🙏🏽🥰😉
Thanks for sharing! I have Type 1 diabetes. I was diagnosed when I was 24. I found out from a pre employment medical exam for a Fire Department.
I pushed forward and became a Paramedic with the Fire Department.
I'm 42 and I'm studying to be a Surgical Assistant on a Trauma Team.
I don't use a pump. I use a insulin pen.
I swim, snowboard, surf and weight lift.
Stay hydrated with water. Drink protein shakes. Foods high in fiber will stabilize blood sugar. Chicken is great.
Sugar cravings happen. Just make sure to limit foods high in sugar. I drink diet soda. Pizza tho is my weakness!
Keep some candy on you because lows can be scary; weakness, excessive sweating are common symptoms.
I am so proud of these young ladies. Thank you for educating us on this illness.
So strong 💪 to open an share to the world proud of these young ladies 🙏🏾
This interview was wonderful ✨ Thank both of you for sharing ♥️🙏🏾
Shelomi, I am so proud of the young lady that you are. You are strong, courageous, smart, intelligent, and beautiful!!!! God is with you. Both my Mom and Dad had diabetes. They took very good care of themselves and lived happily to a ripe old age. Your future is bright. Stay in top of this and you'll be ok. Sending you much love and admiration for taking this bull by the horns. Go Bossy! Go!😊
Bossy all grown up with her pretty smile 😍
Awesome interview ladies 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
So glad you show young ladies that they can still compete with diabetes. You are a true role model.
Great job, this was very informational. Your truth and honesty shines through and we need it more than ever in today's time. Keep going. Do great things because you can.
Diagnosed at age 13
I appreciate your honesty and transparency
Thank you
This discussion is awe inspiring and will go a long ways to assisting others with their journey. Living your best life ladies despite it all.
Great conversation ladies - Keep coming ❤
Great information and interview to young people, teenagers, and young adults educating them regarding type 1 diabetes. Letting them know they can still live a productive life in spite of the diagnosis. ❤❤😊😊
Such an Awesome Interview!! Great job ladies ❤
Great interview young ladies thanks for sharing the details 💯.
I noticed in videos she had a Dexcom but I didn’t want to comment to respect her privacy. So glad she’s telling her story.
Great Conversation Ladies and Very Informative! ❤️👍🏾👏🏾😊🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
I have type 2 but I watched because of Bossy. This was a great interview and I’m subscribing to the channel.
Great interview, ladies. Thank you so much for your transparency and for educating us all. ♥️
Beautiful ladies, important topic.
I didn't know she's diabetic
Such a wonderful story and a more incredible person, stay strong!!!
Great podcast and you’ll are two beautiful young black queens. Keep on smiling and keep on grinding.
Bless you too.🙏🙏🙏
Your helping so many people.. God bless you both❤❤❤
im type 2 and im a person living with diabetes not a diabetic. i love this video. your strong
Random feed, but I love it. Beautiful ladies. Glad they (she’s) brave enough to share. Parents this is why you have to instill healthy eating habits in your babies. It’s not the kids fault - we have to teach them. I know there has to be a cure for it, but this country is wicked and rather have you on meds for your entire life.
Type 1 diabetes is genetics. Type 2 is from unhealthy eating habits.
There are no healthy eating habits that prevent or "cure" Type 1.
Type 1 is an autoimmune disease.
It is caused by a person's body confusing the Beta cells in the pancreas as a foreign body.
There is only ONE treatment substance for Type 1. Insulin.
For the rest of her (and my) life, synthetic insulin will be required.
A good diet and regular exercise helps control blood sugar, but it will never cure it.
Ever.
That's why they talk about the reason that Type 1s don't disclose their disease: People being "judgy."
Love this interview thanks for sharing Ladies
You young women are so awesome to talk about this subject. I am 56 years old and have lived with type 1 diabetes for 40 years so yes continue to take care of yourself and you can have a long-lasting life.
Yall so beautiful ❤Thanks so much. We all need to stay healthy
Thanks for sharing so many young adults think they can’t do things once diagnosed
Shelomi seems to be a cool person!
GREAT interview Ladies
SHELOMI You’re such a STRONG, Beautiful Young lady🙏🏽❤️😇
Great interview ❤
Your brothers are so protective
God bless you both. You both are beautiful young ladies I'm so proud of you....Thank you for sharing 🙏🏽 ❤️🩹
GREAT interview and sharing of information and stories! The interviewer is charming ... don’t forget to mention your name. Interviewee is a natural and very personable! 😁😁
Great interview
Great informative content!
Then workout aspect she spoke to is similar to PCOS. hardcore workout spikes the hormonal level so it’s recommend to do modified workouts. It was draining when I was doing hardcore and FIIT workouts and I looked swollen and bloated because of PCOS. 😢
HIIT*
Im happy your family relized it was out of the ordinary my little brother passes away from diabietes and we didnt know it was above 600
Wow, I'm so sorry to hear this.
I'm so sorry for your loss. It's scary to know how close so many of us were to experiencing this. I still feel extreme guilt looking back. My bby's physician saved her life with what we thought was an unnecessary test.
Awesome! Very informative.😊
God bless you both for your openness and sharing.
Very good discussion!
You are helping a lot of people
Nyquil or rub some ‘tussin on it, baby! 😂
All she do is laugh and smile 😊
Wow!! Thank you for sharing.? I am type 2.
praying that you are doing ok
She looks just like her dad! Twins
I didn't know she was diabetic. Love her whole family 👪 im type 2....stay healthy and beautiful doll
Thanks for sharing to both ladies this info is so informative for young n older. I’m a diabetic 2, and so many are not educated on diabetes. Plz let your parents know your symptoms when you feel ill n don’t ignore it. If you wanna be healthy n live a long life take it serious n get treated. Life is short n you don’t want diabetes out of control w/o knowing. Blessings to All🙏🏾❤️🙏🏾
I feel Bossy on the family and for me it was friends and shipmates (I am retired Navy) people don’t understand what you go through. I have type 2 due to Cushing’s Disease. No one understands that you can only do what you can do because it’s internal. They treat you like you did this to yourself. Sad. I use those moments to educate people, but sometimes it doesn’t even matter….they will continue to choose ignorance.
Shelomi also aka bossy
Thank you for your honesty
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I am glad you are becoming more comfortable
Coach Prime, taught her well. She's built for t.v. x media
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Hiking
Enjoying the weather
I learn from my friends her son had juvenile diabetic
There is no GOOD time to be diagnosed.
I think 13 sucks, because it's a difficult time WITHOUT Type 1.
But it can be good for your ability to understand that you need to take care of it.
My BROTHER was diagnosed at 13. I was diagnosed 38 years after my brother (when I was 43).
It didn't even occur to me that I had Type 1. In retrospect, I feel like an idiot that I didn't connect it-- but I WAS in First Grade when he was diagnosed!
Baby girl Sanders
Does plant based diet help ?
Thank You for sharing this Shelomi....Lord...I pray that everyone suffering from diabetes realize that they have total healing in Your Name...This does not mean that anyone should stop treatment...but I believe that you can be totally cured for this...paired with prayer and fasting for total restoration of natural levels glucose and insulin...I pray that He restores you all fully!!! I pray that everyone also finds herbal methods and that it works for you...once again Thank you Shelomi, and I hope this helps everyone who is going through this or has a loved one going through this
Type 1 diabetics can die without insulin. There isn't a cure. So people really need to take their insulin. It can be deadly
Also look into Gymnema Sylvester for diabetes
I don’t know if she mentions her diet, but many have improved or gotten I’d of their diabetes from completely changing their diets.
My GOD, she is too cute.
Does pump control your blood sugar better
😊 Thanks for education the massive.
The host is gorgeous
It would be great to know more about people like her that is the first in the family …. Why does that happen ? I am the first in my generation
Championship winners❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Wow… I just learned that what I thought was what I thought it was…I used to get this sweet taste in my mouth that I could not get rid off, and I figured it was my blood sugar going up. To hear her say it confirmed that.
Television binge watching
Thank you Dr Igudia for being the most trusted doctor among all, your professionalism was on a high standard, thank you for coming to help me out with my Type 2 Diabetic.
Moms dont call at 2-3 in the mornings
Trust your specific child
You are learning how sports impact on your blood sugar
Please address who you are. We know Shelomi.
It would be nice if you share your type of diabetes as well.
Have you asked any others that you'd interviewed about diet.
Good interview, though.
She certainly did share all you are inquiring upon. If you listen well before you start typing, it’s all there. Shelomi said she was diagnosed at 13. The host said she was 15 when she was diagnosed and then went to diabetes camp the following summer. Each time Shelomi shared an emotion or life challenge in managing her condition, the host acknowledged her response and then shared antidotes from her journey that were similar. The name of the show is Type 1 Diabetes. Not sure how much more detail you are looking for. ❤ These ladies did an amazing job!!! Awesome interview!! 🌟💎😇
Both have type 1 diabetes
@@lovemoves3312 I ❤receipts and attention to detail. Thank you because they tried it.
Girl I don't know if you can bet that illness. May be if able y'all can get with the Green Food Family it's really That Good. 5-22 -2023.
Type 1 Diabetes is when your body doesn't make insulin. I don't think you can solve the problem with food.
Baby girl son cute bubbly personality ❤
YALL might wanna look into taking herbs( Bilberry,Bittersweet,Goldenseal ,UvaUrsi Dandelion, Cayenne )
Yahki Awakened works with diabetics
Moms calm down