#t1dwarrior

[nilakshipokharkar]

7th Diaversary!!!

Today, 3rd July 2023, I’m celebrating my 7th diaversary!!! 7 years since my life changed forever ♥ . Although the idea of "celebrating" being diagnosed with diabetes may seem puzzling at first, I realize that incredible efforts, unwavering perseverance, and extraordinary bravery throughout this journey are truly deserving of celebration and self-appreciation.

With every heartfelt letter I wrote to myself, I embark on a journey of reflection, tracing the footsteps of my past, present, and future dreams. It is a tender exploration of the hurdles I have overcome and the milestones I have accomplished. Each word on the page becomes a testament to my resilience, reminding me of the extraordinary strength within. As I pen down my thoughts, I am filled with a profound sense of gratitude for the endless possibilities that have unfolded and the dreams that have become realities. With each letter, I embrace the beauty of my journey, cherishing every step taken and every aspiration fulfilled; and this year I decided to share 7 lessons I’ve learned in these past years.

1. You are so much stronger than any crap life throws at you; it is the power of our mindset and the resilience of our attitude that ultimately shapes the outcome. Just believe in yourself and conquer the life challenges like a Boss.😎

2. Shittiest situations can provide you with the greatest of opportunities.😆

3. Through the wild ride of diabetes, I've discovered more about myself and the world than any textbook or lecture could ever teach me. Who needs school when you've got a mischievous pancreas as your professor? 😜

4. Surround yourself with the kind of people who not only motivate you but also celebrate your victories and have the uncanny ability to construct a Lego tower of awesomeness with you! 🙀

5. Explore experiences outside your comfort zone; feel the fear and do it anyway. Prepare to be astonished by the sheer magnitude of your own strength. And maybe some stories along the way! 🥴

6. Crying is acceptable; Tired is acceptable; Stressed is acceptable; Anger is acceptable; But “Quitting IS NOT”!😎

7. Be who you are; speak what you feel; do what you like; because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don’t mind. ❤️

So, on this diaversary, let's raise a sarcastic toast to two vital lessons I've learned:

The never-give-up attitude, because hey, who needs a functioning pancreas when you've got determination that could move mountains? No matter how many glucose rollercoasters I've ridden, I've always shown up, like a superhero.

The beauty of not giving a single drop of insulin about what others think. I've embraced the art of doing what's best for me, regardless of societal norms or raised eyebrows. Who needs approval when I've got my own glucose graph as proof that I'm living my best T1D life?💉💉

Cheers to being the unstoppable force that I am, boldly defying diabetes with a sarcastic smirk and a healthy dose of self-love. Let the world wonder while I keep thriving, showing them what it truly means to be a T1D badass.

Diaversary or not, I'll keep conquering this T1D adventure, laughing in the face of glucose fluctuations, and reminding myself that no matter what, I am stronger, braver, and funnier than this pesky pancreas could ever be.

Here's to many more years of rocking the T1D journey with sass, resilience, and a wicked sense of humor!

Stay fabulous, fellow T1D warrior. Cheers to us! 🥂😎

[sadlittlepotatobean]

I’ve been diabetic (T1D) for nearly 14 years and I just now found out what a pancreas looks like

[savingmyvaginity]

Saw this on Facebook. Yes, I still use Facebook.

[thelifeoftapvrt1d-blog]

Hello November!

    To some, it’s November 01, 2020...and I’m sure that people are counting down until January 01 2021. For myself and other people, today means something.

It’s Diabetes Awareness Month.

    Last year, I completely bypassed each and every day, just trying to learn more and more about this horrible disease only to realize that each and every day, I have become stronger.

My name is Leann. I was diagnosed with T1D three days after my 29th birthday in September of 2019. I’m still new at this whole thing, but have learned to not stress about what the numbers are at meal times...they are just part of a puzzle that is me. Besides having T1D, I also have a heart condition called TAPVR, that I have had since I was 7 days old.

[emilyinflowers]

[jesibeii]

I like the first image the most. Thanks for the tag btw!

@crushednox @coppertongued @t1dwarrior-of-earth @spennythespoon @nunyo-bizznez @trinitytech21

thanks for the tags @drewstarkeyslut @anqeliclust @oceandriveab @princessslutt 💕

rules: go to pinterest, type [your name] + core to show your aesthetic then post the first 6 images

no pressure tags: @rafesmuse @rafetopia @rafescurtainbangz @rafeism @amournoir @sugarcoatedstarkey @haven247 @bean-is-reading @sociorafe @lizcameron + whoever wants to

[123dafuq]

song: a spoon full of sugar helps the medicine go down 🎶

diabetes: a spoon full of medicine helps the sugar go down..

[addicted-to-insulin]

So I've finally decided to start a blog about my diabetes! Now that there's nothing to do in lockdown I've no excuse for paying extra attention to my health and improving how I manage it, and there's no better way to keep motivated than keeping a blog about my experiences.

Hopefully I can provide a bit of motivation to those on Tumblr who have just been diagnosed with diabetes, and also see how my own progress comes along over time!

[type1kidtypeamom]

[greaterthanhighsandlows]

Diabetes can’t take my: -attitude 
-faith
-spirit 
-love
-smile
-motivation
-courage
-determination
-hope UNLESS… I let it. (at Chicago, Illinois)
https://www.instagram.com/p/CLPdzUahT32/?igshid=1gvplklyc93st

[chronically-illest-chronicles]

Between a Rock and a Hard Refill Place

Whelp, I have 25 units left in my Novolog pen but my insurance company won't let me refill my prescription for 8 more days. Guess it's my fault for not rationing units better this month? So that's where my stress level is at right about now...

Any tips on how to eat <5 g carbs daily for the next week?

[jesibeii]

Open to anyone tagging (hope this is okay) @incineraryperiphery @penicillinsteve @lawsalor @madrewrites @t1dwarrior-of-earth @theyellowbitchroad

Thanks for the tag @sleepy-vix

Do this picrew & uquiz

Tagging: @lanuitmarche-avecmoi @flderwin @shinigami-thighs @vixvaporub @blog-de-segunda + whoever wants to do this

[picconino]

Diabetes aesthetics (Mine)

[savingmyvaginity]

I just found a glucose tab in my bed 🥴