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Pancreatically Challenged: endo day
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In other news, if you shop at Gap/Banana Republic/Old Navy you can save 30% and in the process donate 5% to the JDRF. Go forth and shop my friends! Retail therapy does wonders ;). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Dulces Divagaciones. (espanol). Es Tu Diabetes (espanol). Every Day, Every Hour, Every Minute. Song of the Open Road. Tales of a Twenty-something. We must be the change we wish to see in the world.". View my complete profile. Ethereal template. Powered by Blogger.
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Pancreatically Challenged: August 2010
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Hello (hello). Echo (echo). Anyone out there (there. there. there.). I know it's been awhile. again. I'm just seeing if anyone is still following me? A lot has changed in my life. Again. I'm back in the DC area and back with AYUDA. Picture: yanni, age 6. type 1 diabetes. lives in the coastal region of ecuador). Diabetes camp pancreatically challenged. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Dulces Divagaciones. (espanol). Es Tu Diabetes (espanol). Every Day, Every Hour, Every Minute. Song of the Open Road.
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Pancreatically Challenged: happy world diabetes day!
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Happy world diabetes day! Today is a day to celebrate. to celebrate all things diabetes. the ups and downs. the restrictions and indulgences. carb counting. bolusing. journaling. life. Take today to let someone with diabetes know how much you love them. how strong they are for their hard work. Take today to think about others living in far off lands and what it might be like to have diabetes in a different country. We're all in this together. Juntos somos mas fuertes! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Pancreatically Challenged: March 2011
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Today is my 11th diaversary. 11 years. wow. it's amazing to think over the past years of all the injections, tests, doctor visits . and just the changes in general, really. since 2000 - i've graduated college, started working/volunteering with AYUDA. So today, on this 11th year of my dx, to celebrate the awesomeness that is me, i'm going to have a cupcake. then i'm going to capoeira. then tomorrow will come and be just another day. Go forth and shop my friends! Retail therapy does wonders ;).
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Pancreatically Challenged: December 2014
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We all need it. We all get it from different sources. We could always use a little more. I could certainly use yours. How do you stay motivated to care for yourself after all the years of tests and doctors and frustration? My 15 year dia-versary is in March and I'm planning to celebrate in a big way in 2015. That I really like to log my BS. So there's that. What else is there? I recently came across a post on Facebook that made me stop and say wow. I'm referring to LivingVertical. Es Tu Diabetes (espanol).
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Pancreatically Challenged: December 2010
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I've been back from Paris for about a week now and still can't get over how AMAZING my blood sugar was while i was there. and no i did not behave. every morning for breakfast i had eggs, potatoes and 2, yes 2! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Dulces Divagaciones. (espanol). Es Tu Diabetes (espanol). Every Day, Every Hour, Every Minute. Song of the Open Road. Tales of a Twenty-something. We must be the change we wish to see in the world.". View my complete profile. Ethereal template. Powered by Blogger.
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Pancreatically Challenged: no limits
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I recently came across a post on Facebook that made me stop and say wow. I couldn't stop clicking through links and pictures and then I realized I'd been clicking for over an hour and being totally inspired by this journey. I'm not sure who this person is, not even sure what his name is but I'm inspired by his journey and passion. I'm referring to LivingVertical. You doing because you know there are none? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Dulces Divagaciones. (espanol). Es Tu Diabetes (espanol).
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Pancreatically Challenged: October 2010
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Today, i hate you. i hate you more than i've ever hated you in the past 10 year relationship we've unwillingly shared. i don't know what else to do to appease you. i feel like i've tried it all and i'm so frustrated it doesn't seem to be working. i want to throw my hands up in the air and scream "i'm done! Although that is unlikely, please just behave so i can continue living my life. Do you think that eating late has a serious effect on your b.s. too? Warning: i may offend you. Yup Go to the gym. ev...
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Pancreatically Challenged: September 2010
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I think type 2 diabetes should have another name. This is what I've come up with - Metabolic Syndrome, Insulin Deficient - or some form thereof. I hope someone important is reading this and decides I'm right, because I am. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Dulces Divagaciones. (espanol). Es Tu Diabetes (espanol). Every Day, Every Hour, Every Minute. Song of the Open Road. Tales of a Twenty-something. We must be the change we wish to see in the world.". View my complete profile.
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Pancreatically Challenged: long lost letters
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Wow so much has happened since my last post. but i've been inspired to write again by a great friend and some recent life experiences, especially in regards to the 'betes. This quote means so much to me right now. i can't help but think about the daily ups and downs of living with diabetes and how difficult it can be. quite frankly, it can be exhausting. i'm exhausted. but still we must carrying on. I'm open for questions/comments so please feel free to ask me anything. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
