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1WorldHope

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16. I bet every day is a new adventure.
Thu May 7, 2026, 12:05 PM
Yesterday

Type 1 diabetes is, as deaf people say, funnny No.
My son in law has it and after 35 years with it, finally got insurance and got a pump. But you are right, he always struggles with it. The sensor breaks or the cannula comes out. Ten things can go wrong at anytime. And living rural means no close pharmacy and everything by mail and insurance becomes more and more undependable the longer at Orange ass is in the oval Office. Keep fighting for your life Lucky. Maybe set an alarm on your phone on gummy nights. 🫶🏼

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Well, that was a barrel of fun. [View all] LuckyCharms Yesterday OP
Yes, you type 1's need to be very careful. lark Yesterday #1
Oh no. I'm so sorry to hear that, lark. LuckyCharms Yesterday #2
Take care of yourself, Lucky debm55 Yesterday #3
Thanks Deb...I always do my best! LuckyCharms Yesterday #4
Would you qualify for an insulin pump? Marthe48 Yesterday #5
Marthe, I had a long talk with my endocrinologist about this. LuckyCharms Yesterday #8
All good reasons Marthe48 Yesterday #11
Haha! LuckyCharms Yesterday #12
I hope you are ok. Take care of yourself. Don't forget the insulin. LoisB Yesterday #6
I will! Thanks, Lois. LuckyCharms Yesterday #9
Will you feel better if you grin? Marthe48 Yesterday #7
The pic doesn't show up for me, but... LuckyCharms Yesterday #10
Comment reads Marthe48 Yesterday #13
Good, good! LuckyCharms Yesterday #14
Wow....so happy you're reasonably back to yourself, and glad you've got a good attitude about it. a kennedy Yesterday #15
Thanks, a kennedy. LuckyCharms Yesterday #17
I bet every day is a new adventure. 1WorldHope Yesterday #16
I'm so sorry to hear about your son in law 1WorldHope. LuckyCharms Yesterday #18
Is that unusual for you to suddenly get type one diabetes in adulthood? 1WorldHope Yesterday #19
It probably happened more gradually than I noticed... LuckyCharms Yesterday #21
Dude, keep safe. Hugs irisblue Yesterday #20
Always, irisblue. Thank you. LuckyCharms Yesterday #22
Yes, we cannabis, Lucky Niagara Yesterday #23
. LuckyCharms 23 hrs ago #24
I have to stay on top of my clients fridge as well Niagara 22 hrs ago #25
Well... LuckyCharms 22 hrs ago #26
It really depends on who's house it is Niagara 21 hrs ago #36
Oh man, you should hear how I burst out laughing at... LuckyCharms 21 hrs ago #37
O.o LOL! Niagara 20 hrs ago #38
You're the best. LuckyCharms 20 hrs ago #39
Thank you so much, Lucky Niagara 20 hrs ago #40
Long time T2 on an insulin pump. TexLaProgressive 21 hrs ago #27
You're a fellow traveler on this journey! LuckyCharms 21 hrs ago #28
I always enjoy your posts TexLaProgressive 21 hrs ago #31
In 1995, so I was 36. LuckyCharms 21 hrs ago #32
Good that you were correctly diagnosed finally. TexLaProgressive 21 hrs ago #34
I've been with the same doc since then. He's in his 80s now and still practicing... LuckyCharms 21 hrs ago #35
Oh take care of you. Type 1 is such a hard thing to deal with. applegrove 21 hrs ago #29
Yes I have a Dexcom G6, applegrove. LuckyCharms 21 hrs ago #30
Take care. applegrove 21 hrs ago #33
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