My gym oversees the supermarket carpark, which is right near the beach. Being 41 degrees celsius yesterday, beachgoers flooded the carpark. From the treadmill upstairs, I watched a young couple park in a disabled spot, took their time grabbing all their beach gear and walk towards the beach. They were parked there for at least… Continue reading Living With An Invisible Illness
Day 4 of diabetes blog week and the topic we are on today is change. I've read and watched some amazing blogs in response to this topic and I'm not sure I do the topics I'm most passionate about eloquently into words. But I'll try.Words are powerful and dangerous things. For me, they do more… Continue reading Stop For Change
At my last endocrinologist visit, I was asked if I thought I have type 1 diabetes. After thinking about it for a little while, I replied, 'No, but I don't think I have type 2 diabetes either'. With a laugh, he asked 'Well then, what type do you think it is? That's the million dollar… Continue reading Say NO to Diabetes Stigma & Discrimination
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