Lorenna Feliz Santos

Mom of 3 boys. 2 are #TypeOneDiabetic. Lover of Nature, Travel, Food, Art, Philosophy, & Architecture. Head of US Operations @EulerDataOps

[Lorenna Feliz Santos @lorennafs3]

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[Nick Huber @sweatystartup]

A lot of lonely people on social media complain about not having friends and being lonely.

But nobody is willing to go out and meet people doing normal things.

Online communities aren’t the answer.

Go to church. Go to meet ups. Go to the pub. Play sports.

[Lorenna Feliz Santos @lorennafs3]

I remember as a child looking through a book of his art, and wondering how he inspired such creative artwork. His eccentric life is one to be admired. For he was a genius of his craft and a truly captivating portrayal of being your authentic self.

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

Salvador Dalí walking his pet anteater in Paris, 1969

Salvador Dalí, the renowned surrealist artist, had a penchant for the unconventional in both his artwork and personal life. One of his most peculiar choices was his pet anteater, which became a symbol of his eccentricity and creative spirit. Let's explore the unique bond between Dalí and his unusual companion.

In 1969, while residing in Paris, Dalí could be seen wandering the streets accompanied by an unlikely partner—an anteater. This unusual sight captivated onlookers and added to the enigmatic allure surrounding the artist. Dalí's avant-garde persona merged seamlessly with his unconventional choice of a pet, blurring the boundaries between reality and imagination.

Dalí's fondness for his pet anteater went beyond novelty; he genuinely adored the creature. The anteater's distinct features, such as its long snout, appealed to Dalí's surrealistic sensibilities, inspiring his artistic endeavors. The bond between the two was a testament to Dalí's ability to find beauty and inspiration in unexpected places.

Dalí's choice of a pet anteater was a deliberate act of provocation, challenging societal norms and expectations. By embracing the unconventional, he sought to ignite curiosity and stimulate imagination in others. The presence of the anteater symbolized the power of defying convention to unlock profound artistic breakthroughs.

The anteater's presence held deeper symbolism, reflecting Dalí's desire to delve into the depths of the subconscious mind. Like the anteater exploring anthills with its snout, Dalí aimed to unearth hidden truths and unravel the mysteries of existence through his art.

Dalí's pet anteater, despite its eccentricity, remains an enduring symbol of his artistic legacy. It serves as a reminder that embracing the unconventional leads to profound artistic expression. The choice of an unorthodox pet continues to inspire artists and admirers, encouraging them to push the boundaries of their own imaginations.

Salvador Dalí's pet anteater exemplified his ability to blur reality and imagination. Through this extraordinary companionship, he challenged norms, provoked thought, and left an indelible mark on the art world. The bond between Dalí and his pet anteater reminds us to embrace the extraordinary and explore new artistic territories. Salvador Dalí's name endures as an icon of surrealism and artistic innovation.

[Lorenna Feliz Santos @lorennafs3]

Beautiful art is a must share for me. Love this piece!

[#WOMENSART @womensart1]

Quilt art inspired by vintage photographs of African American people, by contemporary US artist Bisa Butler #WomensArt

[Lorenna Feliz Santos @lorennafs3]

@Jandelliott Let’s consider the idea to create a roundtable for discussion on our community advocacy, needs and unification under a single voice that narrates the story, struggle and needs of our community. I welcome having a group of us meet to start discussions. Thoughts?

[Lorenna Feliz Santos @lorennafs3]

@alldatcasss Hating this disease is something that will never stop. You are stronger than you think, and you will be okay. Just keep your head up. Take every step as a simple task, and enjoy every moment outside of diabetes as much as you can. It’s hard and you have us to support you.

[Lorenna Feliz Santos @lorennafs3]

I needed a good laugh!!!! This is awesome.

[Miss Diabetes @miss__diabetes]

NEW #diabetes comic! I think we’ve all heard the “in 5 years line” 🥹

[Lorenna Feliz Santos @lorennafs3]

Since before Christmas, my youngest son Joshua (a child with type one diabetes) has been battling severe DKAs (Diabetes Ketoacidosis) and Lows (hypoglycemia), sending him to the Pediatric ICU from December up to his discharge last week.

This has been th…https://t.co/B8iPCmx7jO

[Lorenna Feliz Santos @lorennafs3]

We each have individual journeys that should be respected and understood. Let us keep advocating and supporting each other! https://t.co/pulpg2bOkQ

[Lorenna Feliz Santos @lorennafs3]

@DaddyMando_ DCF should of consulted with a doctor before placing the child with any foster parent, especially when dealing with a chronic disease. It’s unacceptable that they separate a family, and then take it upon themselves to not ask the parent what are the child’s medical needs.

[Lorenna Feliz Santos @lorennafs3]

Thank you everyone for the messages. After a week and half in the hospital and 3 DKAs during the winter break I’m exhausted and he’s happy to be coming home soon. Doctors tested various hormones and we are still waiting on results. I’m exhausted, but happy ha is alive and well.

[Lorenna Feliz Santos @lorennafs3]

Diabetes sucks. Type One sucks. We spent new years in pediatric ICU and now again in PICU with DKA. We are analyzing if insulin resistance is the issue due to his several DKAs this year. I hate diabetes. I hate that my baby is going through this. I’m scared, anxious + determined.

[Lorenna Feliz Santos @lorennafs3]

@DIPadvocate17 @type1diawoman The boys go to camp every year, and we are joining a new diabetes mental heal group. It’s so frustrating and exhausting, I just feel burned out and he’s so depressed. We are using every resource we can.

[Lorenna Feliz Santos @lorennafs3]

@sandyIRL Thanks!

[Tom Allison @type1_tom]

Being a Type 1 is not an excuse to give up. It's a reason to fight harder. Stop making excuses and start taking responsibility for your health. It's not easy, but nothing worth having ever is. You got this.

[Lorenna Feliz Santos @lorennafs3]

@kennedeileerose I have lantus pens- several. DM me with your info.

[Lorenna Feliz Santos @lorennafs3]

@sandyIRL The communication factor between them, is one the most critical elements in their lack of response and responsibility.

[Lorenna Feliz Santos @lorennafs3]

For change to come in Diabetes we must shed light on the companies that contributors to the problem. We the people have power and voice in how companies affect us. Do not forget how it was “us the people” that drove awareness of big tobacco impact on health.

[Vivek Ramaswamy @VivekGRamaswamy]

Coca-Cola teaches their employees how to be “less white,” yet says less about the impact of their own products on diabetes and obesity - including in the “Black community” that they profess to care so much about.

And of course, Pepsi is even worse.