#typeonestrong

[haveyouseenmyinsulin]

There’s nothing like finding another diabetic somewhere random. Makes your day

[thediabeticsurvivor]

T1D FRIDGE ❄️💉(insulin should be kept between 36–46°F / 2–8°C, in my case, that is somewhere in the middle shelf). Thanks @mskatiewilk for this pic 😛 . #typeonediabetic #typeonediabetes #insulinshots #shotsshotsshots #t1d #typeonelife #diabadass #insulindependent #typeonestrong #thisistypeone #humalog #insulinpens #bloodsugar #bloodsugarchecks #diabadass #lantus #diabetesvardag #vårdiabetes #diabeteskvinnan #diabetestyp1 #jdrf #beyondtype1 #humaloginsulin #lantusinsulin #diabeetus https://www.instagram.com/p/B70ndueh6GE/?igshid=1fygqycm02rz5

[imjustventin]

Yes I know I have diabetes, I CAN EAT THE SAME EXACT SHIT YOURE EATING stop questioning MY disease that you know NOTHING about. it’s this great thing called INSULIN (that these companies want to charge way to much for because fuck me right?) that helps REGULATE MY BLOOD SUGAR, SO I CAN EAT WHATEVER THE FUCK I WANT WITHOUT YOU SAYING “OMG YOU CANT EAT THAT” “YOURE NOT SUPPOSED TO EAT THAT STUFF” yeah well you’re not supposed to eat that shit either but I’m not saying a thing to you ya fat bitch. fuck off

[janbloemendaal]

"Even" bloedprikken pfffff #bloedprikken #ziekenhuis #bloed #ziek #gezondheid #bloedonderzoek #bloodglucose #t1d #t1dlookslikeme #type1life #insulinaddict #insulinjunkie #typeonecommunity #typeonediabadass #typeonediabetes #honingzoetedoorstroming #typeonestrong #typeonewarrior #typeonederful #like #t1diabetes #freestylelibresensor #libresensor #gezocht #babbeltruc #Repost #bloodglucosesensor #sensor #infusion #infuus (bij Ikazia Ziekenhuis Rotterdam) https://www.instagram.com/p/B6-3MTNAaiU/?igshid=111kkzoeybjif

[pumpkins-cookin-blog]

Picture: A sheet pan filled with breakfast taquitos, on top of a stove.

Recipe below:

The first post, I suppose. This is always the toughest part of starting a blog. I never really know how to begin, but I’ll try.

I should probably give you a bit of a backstory.

I started this whole adventure with meal planning and cooking at home after a scary moment with my health. I was eating terribly, living every day in terrible chronic pain, and to top it off, not taking my medication (as I thought it wasn’t working, but that’s a whole other story.) I was admitted to the hospital with diabetic ketoacidosis; DKA for short. I was told that I was a type 2 diabetic from the age of 12 when I was diagnosed, but during that, they told me that I was a type 1, and was living misdiagnosed for a decade.

Long story short, they got me properly diagnosed and medicated. They set me up with a wonderful team of nurses and dietitians, who introduced me to carb counting and meal planning. They sparked something in me that I didn’t know existed before, and it was an excitement for cooking.

Thus began our planning. My husband and I would spend two hours every Sunday night just planning our dinners for the next two weeks and looking forward to the grocery shop that came along with it. Usually Thursday or Friday nights we would spend a few hours prepping our work breakfasts, as seen above, and any dinners we could prepare for. We came to see it as a bonding activity instead of a chore.

We’re still learning, and not every recipe we’ve done has worked out, but all in all, we’ve got a pretty great success rate! I can’t wait to start posting here. Even if no one sees, this is probably one of the best ways I can keep myself accountable for my own health.

Well, I’ll post more within the next few days. Probably with some different turnouts from recipes, or my meal planning for the next two weeks.

For now, I’m signing off.

Love,

Pumpkin.

[0--bad-animations--0]

Cyborg diaries

Just managed to put my first libre on completely solo, I tried to put one on the other day but the mechanism was broken so it only deployed halfway before the needle retracted. So just enough to scratch me but do nothing useful. Wonderful first experience. WooHoo, delete me I guess.

[neonnoyume]

"Hey! I didn't sleep yesterday either! And I'm not in a bad mood."

"But did you spend your night shaking and sweating on the floor, fearing for your life? Didn't think so, Karen. Didn't think so."

[maximalcrazy]

[iamlshauntay]

William, Jr and I had a wonderful experience with the @hokaoneone team. I think his favorite part was being 'a film star' despite a bit of stage fright. Catch a bit of our experience with production by watching HOKA ONE ONE Instagram stories for my takeover on Friday, January 11, 2019. The kid would leave a personal note with you guys but he's not that famous to avoid homework. Thank you so much for the incredible messages left on my page, on HOKA post and beyond. Photo Courtesy: HOKA team #runningfatchef #fatrunner #yeschef #motherandson #lovewhatmatters #lovealways #hokaoneone #timetofly #womenwhofly #t1dkids #typeonestrong #typeonediabetes (at Brooklyn, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/BseXICCBPhK/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1q0wwaom3hrmk

[gennawithag]

Friends/family: *make me a meal*

Me: thank you! I ❤️ food 😁

Friends/family: *throw out box/can with life saving carb information*

Me:

[type1diabeticat-blog]

t - slim

i’m getting my very first insulin pump later this month,,, should there be anything that doctors won’t tell me that i should know about / consider while using the pump? thanks !

[thediabeticsurvivor]

Thank you Mary (@mary.type1) for this pic! 🙌 #insulin4all 10% OFF 💙 USE CODE insulin4all at WWW.thediabeticsurvivor.COM 😊 Min purchase usd10 - Until 31 Jan 💪 . #diabetesfonden #diabetestyp1 #insulin #insulinforall #diabetesempowered #allmydiabetesstuff @t1international #typeonediabetes #type1diabetes #t1d #typeonestrong #type1strong #t1dlookslikeme #typeonetotypenone #diabadass https://www.instagram.com/p/B7GUC9DBYIz/?igshid=1j11oj4mwx1gl

[imjustventin]

11 years strong, Happy Anniversary Diabetes!! 2/21/2008

[writtendespair]

1am thoughts.

when you’re in the hospital

if you’re hooked up to machines

that keep you alive

it’s called life support

and there’s an option to

“pull the plug”

or end the life support.

as a type one diabetic

i am constantly hooked up to machines

that keep me alive

they’re my life support

but what if i’m tired of being hooked up to machines

but what if i want my body back

but what if i

“pull the plug”

e.hobbs // i hate this illness // 5.29.18

[sarahjanna91]

Two months difference almost to the day he was out of the hospital. #Insulin is a miracle drug. It saves lives. It should be affordable too all. All brands, all pharmacies, all insurance companies, should be on the same page here but, unfortunately they’re not. I’m fortunate enough to have my son with me today. You’d be astounded by the number of people who die each year due to a completely manageable disease. Only because they cannot afford their medical supplies. It should be a basic human right to be able too afford medication that keeps you alive. #typeonestrong #diabetesawareness https://www.instagram.com/p/CZK3UjrLDwcJ7CtNMQ-O9MnDis5BDNhlrA1dCk0/?utm_medium=tumblr

[neonnoyume]

Next time my endo asks me why my sugars were high, I'll go with the Bob Ross approach.

They were happy little accidents