Ignorance was not Bliss ..Emerging from Diabetes darkness to discover the true Nectars of Life with Type 1 Diabetes. ๐๐iosโญ๏ธ๐ฆ๐ฏ,๐๐๐คฎ๐ฉ๐ฝ,๐๐ณ๏ธโ๐,๐บ๐ธ๐ญ๐น
@nohea_d i'm not an expert but i'd like to think that there is hope for the banyan tree to recover and for it to stand as a beacon of hope for the community to make a comeback. ๐๐ญ
Power glitching and back on again but very little rain and storm action left at this moment in southwestern Lexington #kywx#lexKYwx#kentuckyweather July2.2023
@bjpeery@allysonshughes I hold pump in hand during patd. They see where the tubing goes to and I point it out and show it to them so thereสปs no fumbling questions. I refuse to unplug pump. Donสปt want to accidentally leave it behind or miss a drip of insulin during stressful travel.
#DSMA
@allysonshughes#DSMA Optional advocacy answer perhaps is to say สปsometimes I might but not today.. the needle is part of my infusion site that is inserted into my skinสป
@ThomasHGoffe@DiabetesSocMed Get listed and opt for K/P transplant from UCSF! Of course being immunosuppressed from transplant also has its costs and menu limitation challenges but it beats dialysis by a landslide (according to MDH!)
@ctr477@deannatwit@type1christine perhaps it is a question to be left to each person who lives with said disease as to how they would choose to express it. The real reason which it isnโt grammatically capitalized surely makes sense to some and not to others.
@ctr477@deannatwit@type1christine To each their own. I feel like capitalizing the name could merit some variance based on the personal experience with it and the usage and context. My choice:
โ Type1Diabetes โ bolder, easier to read, takes less space merits presence and recognition. you use what you feel best.