#diabetes pride

[eternaspacic]

type-2 diabetes pride flag!

i haven't seen a diabetes pride flag around, so i decided to make one! i'm type-2, so i decided to make a type-2 flag specifically! free to use with credit!

[eris-abomination]

Weird rant but I’m EXHAUSTED by the fact that medical supplies are either mind-numbingly clinical or literally made for children.

I’m sick of having to buy adhesive patches for my CGM that are covered in crayon scribble and unicorn patterns because all the rest are depressingly plain and I just want something colorful and FUN.

I’m sick of disabled young adults being completely overlooked by society because the stereotypes only include “decrepit elderly person” and “poor innocent child who doesn’t deserve the horrors of a disability”.

I’m sick of the idea that disabled people are incapable/undeserving of being happy and enjoying life and should just settle for a Dull Gray Existence, and if they ARE happy, then they’re an ✨amazing special inspiration✨ who’s going to constantly be put on a pedestal and infantilized to hell and back.

[feelingthemode]

disability pride month userboxes part 1/5

posted these on insta throughout the month :3

[yurimage]

Now that it's Disability Pride Month, anyone who makes obnoxious diabetes jokes along the lines of "diabetes in a cup" or similar jokes personally owes me at least $10 okay thank you much love ^_^

Same goes for the people who immediately tell me about how much they would hate their life if they had to inject themselves with needles everyday like I do after I tell them I'm diabetic, your comment is not helpful or insightful! :3

Oh and people who ask me for the in depth medical definition on type 1 diabetes owe AT LEAST $30, I'm not your personal medical dictionary

[picturesofponies]

Hi! If possible, can I please get a autistic Fluttershy with a Dexcom G6 and Omnipod (Type one diabetes medical devices), preferably with some sort of message about disability pride? I would like to use it to make a pin for my bag. Thank you!

Hope this fits your needs!!-- mod Charm

[fruitymuffin]

I should get all my medical supplies FOR FREE this month!!!!

[doubly-dateable]

the fact that I can be this sexy when my blood sugar is this high is a true testament to my bisexual audacity

[t1d-culture-is]

happy disability pride month to all my fellow diabetics!!! every person that jokes with your diabetes or tries to give you a remedy (like the cinnamon thing) owes you 100€

[srchprty]

Since it's pride month pt. 2 (disability pride month) I decided to change our pfp to a logo based off of the T1D (type one diabetes) pride flag I made a year ago.

[sixmarbles]

get a load of THIS guy

meet the artist thing i decided to post here since i have 300 followers now?? woaw,,, thank you,,,

[genderqueer-frog]

happy disability pride month specifically to diabetics <3 type one, type two, gestational, prediabetic, another kind of diabetic – no matter what, you are gorgeous and sexy and I love you

[phantomhivestims]

kenny, mysterion and captain diabetes autism infinite symbol icons?

Kenny McCormick, Captain Diabetes and mysterion icons w/ the autistic symbol

Free to use, just please reblog, credit not needed but very much appreciated!!

Pfp mask found on Pinterest, not mine

[5ynthet1c4e5thet1c]

Flags in order: GERD, arthritis, migraine, undiagnosed and hidden disabilites, EDS, cardiovascular disorders, high blood sugar, low blood sugar, hearing loss, visual impairments

I made disability pride flags for different disabilities I have that either didn't have flags or were made by someone that was a bigot! I hope you like them! They are all meant to have the same white and black stripes as the white and black in them represents the community we have in each other and hardship/struggle that every single one of us face.

These are free for anyone to use but op is endogenic safe, supports contradictory labels, supports mogai/liom, and is anti radqueer/transID

[cyborg-empress]

Hi friends and diabuddies!

I recently was part of a Zine for T1D! I think it turned out really well and I'm happy with my contribution, so if anyone wants to check it out, here is the link to the zine

The theme is Stigma, so I think it's an important topic for everyone to be aware of, not just T1Ds.

It's been up for a little while already, but I thought I would promote it today to kick off disability pride month!

This was such a cool project to be a part of and I hope that you either learn something, find it interesting, or find comfort in the fact that other people have similar experiences.

Thanks for reading!

(Also, reblogs are welcomed and encouraged!)

[kandiwinged]

"everyone can be a vegan!!!" just say you don't understand the dietary needs of someone with diabetes and go.

[bellz4brainz]

wishing all fellow diabetics a very happy disability pride month and i hope yours is filled with as few lows and highs as possible/stable blood sugar ♥️