Diabeticness

when i know more than the doctors treating me

thegutsygeneration:

(via chronicwithcats)

ludanslapluie:

They will tell you

that laughter is the best medicine, that

a good sense of humor is what

gets your through each year, day, minute, second.

Each moment, flash, occasion.

I laugh.

How can laughter surpass

this clear liquid in tiny glass bottles that

is literally keeping my heart trotting…

ljonesy21:

Two pages from my diabetes project. Still a work in progress.

I like it.

(via jadoreamourx)

I just found out that I’m going to be called out to speak at the diabetes conference in front of over 100 people. I’m so nervous! I can barely speak in front of a class at school…

So, I had to get me glasses.  I didn’t even realize how bad my vision was until I saw the difference with the prescription!  Now I finally won’t have to keep asking people what the professor is writing on the board!  I’m not sure how I feel about having to wear glasses, so I’ll try to take the optimistic route I guess.  I only have to wear them in class and while driving, so it’s really not too bad.

When you’re really low and you’re just like

whatdiabetesshouldcallme:

Probably the most accurate description I’ve seen

“Oh, you have diabetes? So does that mean you can’t eat sweets?”

disruptingthesky:

bitch what did you say i can’t hear you over my chewing

When people get something horribly wrong about diabetes

whatdiabetesshouldcallme:

“So, if you pass out one day, do I have to inject you with insulin?”

(via mypurplepancreas)

When nonbetics talk about having low blood sugar because they have not eaten for some time.

whatdiabetesshouldcallme:

(via type1diabetesmemes)