i was reading some of the comments and most of them are really sweet and heartfelt, but some of them, i mean what are u thinking people? type one diabetes is a serious illness, saying it's not or calling people with it lazy or fat is rude and the people who did/do this are ignorant and idiotic, it surprises me to read the comments people think are funny to post
so how do you treat yours? with injection? tablet? I've had some blood tests to check if im diabetic, hopefully i am.. because then i can feel better so later im going to find out.. I drink plenty of orange and coke but it doesnt last long :( thanks for this video
@LinetteTheBest I agree thats why there are such things called DIABETES1 and DIABETES2..2 generally is for the overweight - who get it later in life. Type1 has nothing to do with diet or overweight..
i have type one and at first i thought it sucked and there was nothing good happening because of it. now i look back and remember how messed up i could have been if i hadn't gotten it. im 15 so i was kinda thinkin about drinking and smoking and that kind of stuff. i was also depressed and wasn't ever happy but for some reason after i got it i started feeling better about my life. i dont know if it is just because it gave me something to do or what it was but whatever it is i am happy it happened
to tell you the truth i dont know why i have a meter to play with i think its because i just like to pretend a lot of kids pretend to be a princess and stuff i know diabetes is serious im not saying its a joke there is a boy in my class with diabetes please no more mean comments on my comment i dont have diabetes and i know its serious i just like to pretend
i have all the symptoms of diabetes and i kinda think i have it im hungry alot thirsty alot tired alot and after sports i feel dizzy and like im going to faint i have a meter to play with i check my blood sugar like a normak diabetic im not worried abot it but i like pretending.
hi footy i got a pump and i worry that it mite come out so i went back to injections but not coz of that it painfull wen i put it in but thats coz i ant got a nuf body fat yet but when i do im gona go back on it and when you play sports it sud be ok so you mite wona try it 1 day just sayin lol oh and the pump is very tuf
@footyfarid19 You dont have to go to the hospital. Its not a needle that stays in you for a week. Its a small tube the size of a needle. I dont really know how it works, Because Me myself, I just use the pens. I would hate the feeling of having something connected to you 24/7 even while your sleeping.
@footyfarid19 Good Idea Haha, I have a friend, She uses the pump. And they Kept breaking. or malfunctioning on her. She went through maybe 5 in only afew months.
As a type 1 for 50+ years I just have a couple of comments. I can see the correction bolus after the 180 reading but I can't see the exercising right after the 252 reading without inserting another correction bolus in there. I realize the whole idea of a compressed day in the vid but someone may actually try exercizing to lower a high without bolusing first. Then again, you may have just eaten and dosed shortly before.
I hope people also dont think checking our blood sugar is the only thing we have to do to maintain diabetes. Heh, If all I had to do was check my sugar, then diabetes would be easy! How is the Seven CGM system? I have the Paradigm real-time and cant stand it. Its too bulky, the seven looks much easier to insert, use and live with.
Ahh, you gotta love the ignorant YouTubers. There ain't no winning with them, they're jackasses just for the sake of being jackasses.
I've had type 1 since January, and I've never been overweight a day in my life. Type 2, yeah, it can be brought on by being overweight and a poor lifestyle, but T1 is an autoimmune disease. You have no more control over getting it than you do over getting cancer or lupus. One day people will understand the difference...
wow, amazing how just plain stupid some people are. It's unbelievable how generalized peoples ideas of diabetes has become. It's almost as if the word "diabetes" has become as general as "cancer"- and could almost be likened to saying that because some people smoke and get lung cancer, that anyone who is diagnosed with cancer must have smoked or otherwise done it to themselves, despite the fact that the cancer might be in a completely different part of the body.
im the same ive had type one since age 10, i think people would get a more realistic view on diabetes if this video wasnt based on a pump therapy. I think seeing someone do 5+ injections a day (like myself) would change some perspectives on the subject
i agree that maybe it's hard for people to identify with the challenges of diabetes without seeing someone give injections all day, but this is a realistic view of type 1 diabetes for someone on a pump.
whenever her sugar gets really high, she cant do anything.
she has to go lay down and rest.
and if its too high, her mouth goes numb and gets dry feeling.
and if its really low, she has to stop what shes doing, eat some candy or some juice, and then take a shot to get her sugar back to normal. She doesnt prick her finger that much because shes had it since i was born and im 17, so she knows when its high or low.
Yeah it's difficult.. I am glad that people are out there like you that show that although it is difficult you can still live a normal life with it.. I did not realize how many people have diabetes and how young a lot of us are that do..
Thanks for posting this. I'm young, overweight and am on my way to having diabetes if i don't shape up. this video helped put what my family and friends are telling me into prospective.
this disease is so often seen as "not a big deal" because its "manageable" but that doesn't change the daily struggle of diabetes sufferers and the need for a cure
My diabetes wasn't inherited. I'm the only one in my family with type 1 diabetes. It is an autoimmune disease that has nothing to do with my weight or lifestyle. There is a stereotype, but hopefully people will become more educated about the differences and will keep asking questions. Thanks for yours!
I think it is cool how you did this. i'm 14 years old and i have diabetes. Your life is prettty much like mine, except i go to school instead of work (:
Interesting to see how a typical day would be. Didnt realize how much you guys had to check everything....i suppose its something that would become second nature though ?
Good to give people understanding of these things who havent experienced it.
hahaha ya isnt that funny!! now lets make fun of retards you prick! dude diabetes isnt funny its like having cancer theres nothing you can do to get rid of it and if it gets worse it kills you you fuking ignorant ass.
You have no consideration for others!! You apparently have no idea what it is like to have diabetes. Maybe you should go a week with it then come back here and tell us what it's like. You'll never laugh at someone with diabetes again. I promise you that much.
yes, because 5'9'' and 150lbs is REALLY fat. I really should loose weight shouldn't i? Why don't you go research type 1 diabetes and then come back here?
I've got diabetes type one too! I am 13 years old but I still use my life like everyone else! Maybe it does diabetes users good, because you got to exercise and eat healthy!
Keep on teaching & sharing... Hey after this on. A good laugh from a new comedy. Search Tony Longo. Sample episodes from new shows. Once you watch 1, U R hooked. Good laugh
I have been a type 1 diabetic for 22 years, and I take insulin. Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune disease, not a result of eating too much sugar or being lazy.
This just a small bit of a day with diabetes. I test my blood sugar from 10 - 15 times per day, and also wear a continuous glucose monitor. Diabetes is a very management intensive disease. This video was a light-hearted way to show that diabetes isn't "easy" or "invisible."
People who are making jokes about Diabetes here do not know the agony and pain of getting your self into the routine of eating tablets and constantly maintaining your blood sugar level...
So i would say shut the fuck up and Thank GOD for you being healthy.
I have sympathy for the people who are born with diabetes, and I wish that some kind of cure could be developed that would could put the disease into permanent remission. However, the people who ACQUIRE diabetes don't get an ounce of sympathy from me. My grandfather had it. He brought it on himself. Ate sugary foods and didn't exercise, so fuck him. Too many fat slobs out there who bring it on themselves, that's why diabetes is so prevalent in the USA now.
my father has type 1, and he didn't bring it upon himself, he got it at age 36!!! he takes insulin everyday, and has NEVER been overweight. you are generalizing and are being lame in general. people with type 1 really have all of my sympathy, but i know very little people with type 2 who have it so hard.
Glad someone is taking up for people w/diabetes. My son was diagnosed at 13 & died at 36 after being legally blind for 4 yrs, on dialysis for kidney failure, & became double amputee 6 mo. before his death. He at the most weighed 125 & was 5:8. Never an ounce of fat on him. Diabetes is a malfunction of pancreas, something like appendicitis. Most people assume they know all the particulars, but until someone very close is or dies from it they no nothing. Take care & God Bless your DAD.
go read up on your facts before you post a comment. no one in my family is obese and neither am i. i weighed about 4 stone when i got it, and that isn't being fat. you are making fun of people who could have died you prick
@daddyofsmack you do not get type 1 diabetes from being a "fat slob" , being overweight or eating sugary foods. That is a common myth that people believe with is FALSE!
The numbers were my glucose values during those blood sugar checks. Thankfully, I am not always that elevated. I test 10 - 15 times per day, and also wear a continuous glucose monitoring system. Type 1 diabetes requires a lot of management!
The pills in the drawer were not insulin - I wear an insulin pump for that. The pills were my blood pressure meds, birth control, and vitamins. All part of maintaining overall health. :)
If you have other questions, please feel free to email me!
HAHAHAHAAHAH U GOT DIABITIES U GONNA DIE U MOFO HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAAH MAY GOD KICK UR FACE IN AND STEAL UR WALLET/PURSE AND MEDICEN U AMERICAN CU NT I FUKING HATE U PPL U MOFOS WHY ARE U ALIVE u DESTROYY EVERYTHING U DIABITING BASTERD
Dude, just be happy that a lot of people are aware of diabetes and even make accomodations for diabetics.
There's so many disorders and diseases that people are unaware of and don't have the slightest understanding of when comfornted with it, so they think you're making it up
Why were your readings so high? It is possible to stabilize glucose levels with your pump. Maybe more education on basal rates and more frequent checking would help...
I didn't like this at all. You just showed us using your meter 3 times a day. Otherwise your life was VERY normal. That must be many more complications involved in the life of a diabetic, and you didn't show those.
Trust Jesus, how stupid is that ? You are very religious ... ? No, you are a bible freak ;) But I accept it. You are American. I know that many Americans are very religious and believe in stupid things like god created the world and so on ^^
I would rather say: Trust the research. Research save lifes, but not Jesus ...
" research is the best medicine " you know ;)
Life sucks if you are a diabetic. I can understand the people who has it.
Unless someone has already trusted in JESUS they will never knw the peace of mind it brings to ones life. See above & am glad my son accepted HIM as LORD& SAVIOR before he died at age 36...Our days are numbered pal....
It's really awesome that you put this up because one of my friend's has diabetes and he has a needle inside somewhere around his abdomen connected to the little device you have. I never knew what diabetic people had to go through until I saw your video. So thanks for showing us this =D
I start my day at 3am to test my sugar, then I go back to bed. I'm back up at 7am to test and eat breakfast. I use a pump so I have to find somewhere to put it on my person when I get dressed. The rest of the day is pretty normal, test, bolus insulin, eat, repeat! I go to bed at 11pm and I test before bed. I also have to keep my cat away from my infusion tubing, she thinks it is a toy for her pleasure! I am lucky, 23 years so far and no complications. I'm a grad student, a wife, and a friend!
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mariov922432 1 year ago
i was reading some of the comments and most of them are really sweet and heartfelt, but some of them, i mean what are u thinking people? type one diabetes is a serious illness, saying it's not or calling people with it lazy or fat is rude and the people who did/do this are ignorant and idiotic, it surprises me to read the comments people think are funny to post
hpfan0926artlover 1 year ago
i have diabetes:
i play lots of sports so im constantly checking my BG! my mum and dad help me manage the hard parts though im 14 im more independent now.
footyfarid19 1 year ago
so how do you treat yours? with injection? tablet? I've had some blood tests to check if im diabetic, hopefully i am.. because then i can feel better so later im going to find out.. I drink plenty of orange and coke but it doesnt last long :( thanks for this video
kreativedevelopments 1 year ago
@LinetteTheBest I agree thats why there are such things called DIABETES1 and DIABETES2..2 generally is for the overweight - who get it later in life. Type1 has nothing to do with diet or overweight..
rhdtv2002 1 year ago
i have type one and at first i thought it sucked and there was nothing good happening because of it. now i look back and remember how messed up i could have been if i hadn't gotten it. im 15 so i was kinda thinkin about drinking and smoking and that kind of stuff. i was also depressed and wasn't ever happy but for some reason after i got it i started feeling better about my life. i dont know if it is just because it gave me something to do or what it was but whatever it is i am happy it happened
taintlessfire 1 year ago
to tell you the truth i dont know why i have a meter to play with i think its because i just like to pretend a lot of kids pretend to be a princess and stuff i know diabetes is serious im not saying its a joke there is a boy in my class with diabetes please no more mean comments on my comment i dont have diabetes and i know its serious i just like to pretend
webkinzluver67 2 years ago
i have all the symptoms of diabetes and i kinda think i have it im hungry alot thirsty alot tired alot and after sports i feel dizzy and like im going to faint i have a meter to play with i check my blood sugar like a normak diabetic im not worried abot it but i like pretending.
webkinzluver67 2 years ago
what are u saying do u have diabetes why would u have a meter to `play` with ?
num1ubernacht 2 years ago
diabetes is not a joke
footyfarid19 2 years ago
cool vid im getting my pump soon
charlieccc15 2 years ago
@charlieccc15 i might get one but i play competetive football regularly and im worried about if it breaks.
footyfarid19 2 years ago
hi footy i got a pump and i worry that it mite come out so i went back to injections but not coz of that it painfull wen i put it in but thats coz i ant got a nuf body fat yet but when i do im gona go back on it and when you play sports it sud be ok so you mite wona try it 1 day just sayin lol oh and the pump is very tuf
charlieccc15 2 years ago 2
thanks 4 the advice.
footyfarid19 2 years ago
your welcome
charlieccc15 2 years ago
i would not get it if i was u if it comes out u have to go back into hospital to get it re insetred every time
num1ubernacht 2 years ago
yeah thats wat im worried about
footyfarid19 2 years ago
@footyfarid19 You dont have to go to the hospital. Its not a needle that stays in you for a week. Its a small tube the size of a needle. I dont really know how it works, Because Me myself, I just use the pens. I would hate the feeling of having something connected to you 24/7 even while your sleeping.
crotchcake 2 years ago
@crotchcake yeah, i dont like that either, it doesnt feel natural to be hooked up to some little machine. i think im just sticking with the pens :D
footyfarid19 2 years ago
@footyfarid19 Good Idea Haha, I have a friend, She uses the pump. And they Kept breaking. or malfunctioning on her. She went through maybe 5 in only afew months.
crotchcake 2 years ago
what an awsome way to conceal your pump
BrittyLynn28 2 years ago
I love the video Kerri!!!!
lgu5 2 years ago
Genius!! you keep your pump in your sockk!! why have i never thought of that?!?!
ella : )
elabelaxx 2 years ago
i've been diabetic since i was 9 and im not over weight. why do people stereotype like that
ccpizzabutt 2 years ago
I would like an answer to that question as well! I was 5 1/2 when I was diagnosed, 20 years Dec 17th!
trishagarth94 2 years ago
i think i have diabetes
ercl123 2 years ago
As a type 1 for 50+ years I just have a couple of comments. I can see the correction bolus after the 180 reading but I can't see the exercising right after the 252 reading without inserting another correction bolus in there. I realize the whole idea of a compressed day in the vid but someone may actually try exercizing to lower a high without bolusing first. Then again, you may have just eaten and dosed shortly before.
Keep up the good work Kerri.
KOMPDave 3 years ago
I hope people also dont think checking our blood sugar is the only thing we have to do to maintain diabetes. Heh, If all I had to do was check my sugar, then diabetes would be easy! How is the Seven CGM system? I have the Paradigm real-time and cant stand it. Its too bulky, the seven looks much easier to insert, use and live with.
patchesmoo 3 years ago 2
Ahh, you gotta love the ignorant YouTubers. There ain't no winning with them, they're jackasses just for the sake of being jackasses.
I've had type 1 since January, and I've never been overweight a day in my life. Type 2, yeah, it can be brought on by being overweight and a poor lifestyle, but T1 is an autoimmune disease. You have no more control over getting it than you do over getting cancer or lupus. One day people will understand the difference...
ryanator420 3 years ago 2
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awareness of what ? how miserable you guys are ? .. or ?
Hellfish699 3 years ago
wow, amazing how just plain stupid some people are. It's unbelievable how generalized peoples ideas of diabetes has become. It's almost as if the word "diabetes" has become as general as "cancer"- and could almost be likened to saying that because some people smoke and get lung cancer, that anyone who is diagnosed with cancer must have smoked or otherwise done it to themselves, despite the fact that the cancer might be in a completely different part of the body.
RedSoxKait 3 years ago
do your fingers ever get used to getting poked everyday? have you ever had any complications from ur disease?
candace2308 3 years ago
im the same ive had type one since age 10, i think people would get a more realistic view on diabetes if this video wasnt based on a pump therapy. I think seeing someone do 5+ injections a day (like myself) would change some perspectives on the subject
viperguy212 3 years ago
i agree that maybe it's hard for people to identify with the challenges of diabetes without seeing someone give injections all day, but this is a realistic view of type 1 diabetes for someone on a pump.
iluv2create 3 years ago
thats nothing compared to my mom.
whenever her sugar gets really high, she cant do anything.
she has to go lay down and rest.
and if its too high, her mouth goes numb and gets dry feeling.
and if its really low, she has to stop what shes doing, eat some candy or some juice, and then take a shot to get her sugar back to normal. She doesnt prick her finger that much because shes had it since i was born and im 17, so she knows when its high or low.
i love my mom very much
convictedsaved 3 years ago
your mom needs to take blood sugar readings she cant no for sure what they are she just cant no exactly
num1ubernacht 2 years ago
Diabetes is funny.^^
HumanStrategy 3 years ago
huhu^^
scjforever 3 years ago
boo hoo
looker768 3 years ago
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go fuck your self you prick i hope you get diabetes.
modderman3000 3 years ago
Yeah it's difficult.. I am glad that people are out there like you that show that although it is difficult you can still live a normal life with it.. I did not realize how many people have diabetes and how young a lot of us are that do..
melvinferrer 3 years ago
Thanks for posting this. I'm young, overweight and am on my way to having diabetes if i don't shape up. this video helped put what my family and friends are telling me into prospective.
jkpcguru 3 years ago
my heart goes out to you
this disease is so often seen as "not a big deal" because its "manageable" but that doesn't change the daily struggle of diabetes sufferers and the need for a cure
23girlyo 3 years ago
You people bring tears to my eyes....
Jackaroo66 3 years ago
Was your diabetes inherited? Unfortunately I have stereotyped Diabetes to be a disease for obese people only, but clearly you are in "good shape."
sunyb2009 3 years ago
My diabetes wasn't inherited. I'm the only one in my family with type 1 diabetes. It is an autoimmune disease that has nothing to do with my weight or lifestyle. There is a stereotype, but hopefully people will become more educated about the differences and will keep asking questions. Thanks for yours!
sixuntilme 3 years ago
me to
pug6666 3 years ago
how many times do you test a day. I can see why because your readings are all over the place. But then so are mine.
Serramist 3 years ago
I think it is cool how you did this. i'm 14 years old and i have diabetes. Your life is prettty much like mine, except i go to school instead of work (:
i'm glad you can share this with people
EclipsePlayer23 3 years ago 2
Interesting to see how a typical day would be. Didnt realize how much you guys had to check everything....i suppose its something that would become second nature though ?
Good to give people understanding of these things who havent experienced it.
JonnyRaz99 3 years ago
Yeah, it does become second nature after a while. It's just one of those things that you get used to. It's that or die, take your pick.
DragonTamer2345 3 years ago
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lol u hav diabetes
loldude83 3 years ago
hahaha ya isnt that funny!! now lets make fun of retards you prick! dude diabetes isnt funny its like having cancer theres nothing you can do to get rid of it and if it gets worse it kills you you fuking ignorant ass.
curtrocks17 3 years ago
You have no consideration for others!! You apparently have no idea what it is like to have diabetes. Maybe you should go a week with it then come back here and tell us what it's like. You'll never laugh at someone with diabetes again. I promise you that much.
DragonTamer2345 3 years ago
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ZakFrost 3 years ago
You are a perfect example of someone who needs a little more education.
sixuntilme 3 years ago 4
yes, because 5'9'' and 150lbs is REALLY fat. I really should loose weight shouldn't i? Why don't you go research type 1 diabetes and then come back here?
DragonTamer2345 3 years ago
yea right!
pug6666 3 years ago
@ZakFrost if you had a brain, you would know that getting fat has nothing to do with diabetes at all.
footyfarid19 1 year ago
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damn what a terrible circus music you've picked up!
watchyourst3p 3 years ago
I've got diabetes type one too! I am 13 years old but I still use my life like everyone else! Maybe it does diabetes users good, because you got to exercise and eat healthy!
Pan7D 3 years ago 8
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jonas brothers sucks. i dont care if its type 1 or type 3000
taufiq1991 3 years ago
I have IT
pug6666 3 years ago
Keep on teaching & sharing... Hey after this on. A good laugh from a new comedy. Search Tony Longo. Sample episodes from new shows. Once you watch 1, U R hooked. Good laugh
aoll18 3 years ago
I have been a type 1 diabetic for 22 years, and I take insulin. Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune disease, not a result of eating too much sugar or being lazy.
This just a small bit of a day with diabetes. I test my blood sugar from 10 - 15 times per day, and also wear a continuous glucose monitor. Diabetes is a very management intensive disease. This video was a light-hearted way to show that diabetes isn't "easy" or "invisible."
Thanks for your comments!
sixuntilme 3 years ago
But Jesus doesn't heal people does he? Science does, Its just a matter of time until science figures it out for good.
physixmaster 3 years ago
yeah, but compassion doesn´t heal this disease ...
RedJoker 3 years ago
People who are making jokes about Diabetes here do not know the agony and pain of getting your self into the routine of eating tablets and constantly maintaining your blood sugar level...
So i would say shut the fuck up and Thank GOD for you being healthy.
dambish 3 years ago 4
I have sympathy for the people who are born with diabetes, and I wish that some kind of cure could be developed that would could put the disease into permanent remission. However, the people who ACQUIRE diabetes don't get an ounce of sympathy from me. My grandfather had it. He brought it on himself. Ate sugary foods and didn't exercise, so fuck him. Too many fat slobs out there who bring it on themselves, that's why diabetes is so prevalent in the USA now.
daddyofsmack 3 years ago
my father has type 1, and he didn't bring it upon himself, he got it at age 36!!! he takes insulin everyday, and has NEVER been overweight. you are generalizing and are being lame in general. people with type 1 really have all of my sympathy, but i know very little people with type 2 who have it so hard.
alanacarso 3 years ago 5
Glad someone is taking up for people w/diabetes. My son was diagnosed at 13 & died at 36 after being legally blind for 4 yrs, on dialysis for kidney failure, & became double amputee 6 mo. before his death. He at the most weighed 125 & was 5:8. Never an ounce of fat on him. Diabetes is a malfunction of pancreas, something like appendicitis. Most people assume they know all the particulars, but until someone very close is or dies from it they no nothing. Take care & God Bless your DAD.
trudimine 3 years ago 7
I'm sorry about your son and your loss...
GOPfemale 3 years ago 5
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your father sucks, it's his fault that he has diabetes, probably a fat ass piece of shit
daddyofsmack 3 years ago
go read up on your facts before you post a comment. no one in my family is obese and neither am i. i weighed about 4 stone when i got it, and that isn't being fat. you are making fun of people who could have died you prick
rg54se 3 years ago 2
@daddyofsmack you do not get type 1 diabetes from being a "fat slob" , being overweight or eating sugary foods. That is a common myth that people believe with is FALSE!
kleinb41 1 year ago
wow your numbers were kinda high
mine are around 100 to 130 at the highest
hope there not always that high
hungwa 3 years ago
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lol
You won't live as long as me
And I have asthma! (A real disease!!!)
DeathToTheElbow 3 years ago
im diabetic and i gotta take like five shots a day.
ha it sucks.
sub4sub?
hoodsie007 3 years ago 2
Hi, thanks for the video. I have some question though...what did the numbers mean when you were checking your blood? Were those pills insulin?
coldplayismagic 3 years ago 3
The numbers were my glucose values during those blood sugar checks. Thankfully, I am not always that elevated. I test 10 - 15 times per day, and also wear a continuous glucose monitoring system. Type 1 diabetes requires a lot of management!
The pills in the drawer were not insulin - I wear an insulin pump for that. The pills were my blood pressure meds, birth control, and vitamins. All part of maintaining overall health. :)
If you have other questions, please feel free to email me!
sixuntilme 3 years ago
I'm really sorry about that!I take 4 metformin a day !Good luck to you
suzydastar2007 3 years ago
That is inline with what i test. During school i normally test 5 or 6 times then at home i test before i eat, exercise or do much of anything.
DragonTamer2345 3 years ago
i feel so sorry from the bottom of my heart
GS326 3 years ago
My mother has this as well, she's gota take insulin three to four times a day. It is not fun.
Booliocious 3 years ago 2
dude my mom has diabetes and shes canadian :(
ElliotTheSkater 3 years ago
U are a prick
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HAHAHAHAAHAH U GOT DIABITIES U GONNA DIE U MOFO HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAAH MAY GOD KICK UR FACE IN AND STEAL UR WALLET/PURSE AND MEDICEN U AMERICAN CU NT I FUKING HATE U PPL U MOFOS WHY ARE U ALIVE u DESTROYY EVERYTHING U DIABITING BASTERD
afoolishname 3 years ago
haha yeah it reminds me of my day...i have the same meter and pump :)
I wish people would learn to differentiate type one and type two diabetes...
and in response to GOPfemale: all diabetics are prone to have high blood sugars once in a while even if their control is very tight.
MrAdmondovich 3 years ago
Dude, just be happy that a lot of people are aware of diabetes and even make accomodations for diabetics.
There's so many disorders and diseases that people are unaware of and don't have the slightest understanding of when comfornted with it, so they think you're making it up
WarblingTomcat 3 years ago
Why were your readings so high? It is possible to stabilize glucose levels with your pump. Maybe more education on basal rates and more frequent checking would help...
GOPfemale 3 years ago
I didn't like this at all. You just showed us using your meter 3 times a day. Otherwise your life was VERY normal. That must be many more complications involved in the life of a diabetic, and you didn't show those.
born4buddah 3 years ago
my brother has type 1, its hard to live with diabetes, and those who have it are strong people. keep on truckin' everyday
moonshiners1983 3 years ago
Lamp
hyperalan 3 years ago
lol too bad
blablaidiotbla 3 years ago
may god bless you
wa1twhat 3 years ago
LOVE IT!!! Lol it had me laughing.. kind of reminds me of my life haha.. btw, love your blog too!
BandNerd2813 3 years ago
Trust Jesus all
71Warrior4Jesus 3 years ago
Trust Jesus, how stupid is that ? You are very religious ... ? No, you are a bible freak ;) But I accept it. You are American. I know that many Americans are very religious and believe in stupid things like god created the world and so on ^^
I would rather say: Trust the research. Research save lifes, but not Jesus ...
" research is the best medicine " you know ;)
Life sucks if you are a diabetic. I can understand the people who has it.
RedJoker 3 years ago
Wow. Be respectful.
stephanieppers 3 years ago
who me
GS326 3 years ago
Unless someone has already trusted in JESUS they will never knw the peace of mind it brings to ones life. See above & am glad my son accepted HIM as LORD& SAVIOR before he died at age 36...Our days are numbered pal....
trudimine 3 years ago
It's really awesome that you put this up because one of my friend's has diabetes and he has a needle inside somewhere around his abdomen connected to the little device you have. I never knew what diabetic people had to go through until I saw your video. So thanks for showing us this =D
Chuibby93 3 years ago 4
I start my day at 3am to test my sugar, then I go back to bed. I'm back up at 7am to test and eat breakfast. I use a pump so I have to find somewhere to put it on my person when I get dressed. The rest of the day is pretty normal, test, bolus insulin, eat, repeat! I go to bed at 11pm and I test before bed. I also have to keep my cat away from my infusion tubing, she thinks it is a toy for her pleasure! I am lucky, 23 years so far and no complications. I'm a grad student, a wife, and a friend!
brittasbay 3 years ago
Do you live at your job?O.o
Delicatoboll 3 years ago