Gavin Gray is new quarterback for Agoura High football. Multiple sources in the Conejo Valley tell me that Gray is better than Jackson Taylor, who started at QB for Thousand Oaks last season.
My prediction: @gavin_gray15 leads @Atownfootball to a CIF title game this fall.
i'm not even exaggerating when i say this, diabetics have to fight for their lives every single day. when our blood sugar gets too high or low we literally are on the path towards death. you can't understand unless you experience it. and to some degree the people closest to us
"Hopefully for someone else who is in a similar position trying to figure out how to navigate a life with diabetes, me speaking about it could be helpful."
Read @nickjonas on why he co-founded Beyond Type 1. https://t.co/fhGWvvqE2l
ON THIS DATE IN HISTORY...
On 1/11/1922, 14 year-old Leonard Thompson was the 1st human injected with insulin but he suffered a severe allergic reaction. On 1/23/1922, he received a 2nd injection and this time it was a success! Thompson lived 13 more yrs w/insulin.
It would cost me $10,472.99, to stay alive for 3 months if I didn’t have insurance. Would be impossible if uninsured. This is why diabetics don’t get to do things like “follow their dreams.”
101 years ago today, Leonard Thompson became the first human to receive an injection of insulin, transforming type 1 diabetes from a death sentence into a treatable disease. Grateful for science and hopeful for future scientific breakthroughs to come!
T1D and the flu can be a deadly combination. Know your sick day protocol and don't hesitate to get help.
Thanks to Will's mom Lyndall for sharing this story. https://t.co/gab6oXf2Xd
In 1996, a vial of Humalog cost approximately $20.
Today, the list price for a 10ml vial of analog fast-acting insulin is around $275. https://t.co/pnWZheqN0w
"...it won't stop you from being anything you want to be, whether that's an athlete, a doctor, a scientist, a teacher. Whatever it is, you can do it."
- DeAndre Carter-LA Chargers Wide Receiver. Quote from Diabetes Self-Management.
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"Diabetes has taught me how important it is to take care of every aspect of my life to the fullest"
- Noah Gray, Type 1, Kansas City Chiefs Tight End
Quote from Fan Nation
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