April blog topic: Truths and Lies
April's blog topic is the game Truths and Lies!
Have you ever played it? You tell 3 true things about yourself and 1 lie, and the other players try to guess which is the lie. Obviously, you try to make it hard to guess. Come up with something really outlandish but TRUE, to throw people off the scent.
Let's play it! Share 3 true things and one lie relating to you and your diabetes experience, and let's see if we can guess which is which. It's a great time to dig into your funny, unbelievable, weird and ridiculous experiences! You can post them in the discussion below or in a blog (then post the link to your blog below).
I'll start us off in the discussion below...
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Permalink Reply by Doris D on -
1. For the longest time in my teen years I tried to eat everything that wasn't on my diet just to prove I could eat it.
2. During a low I have totally taken out a display at a 7-113. I have fallen out in a seizure during a low in Jury duty.
4. Til this day I don't remember my diagnoses.
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Permalink Reply by jrtpup on -
I remember you posting about one of those Doris, and 2 of the others seem totally feasable for you LOL
I guess 4.
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Permalink Reply by Andrew on -
1. I had a 108 three times in a row.
2. I'm the third generation in a row to be diagnosed with diabetes.
3. I ran out of insulin in my pump and my grandparents locked us out of the house, which was where my supplies were. And my grandparents weren't home.
4. I celebrate the anniversary of my diagnosis (kinda).
This should be pretty hard, since none of these are extra-ordinary. Good luck!
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Permalink Reply by Trudy on -
Unless your tests were five minutes apart, #1 sounds like a fib. (#3 would be really scary.)
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Permalink Reply by Andrew on
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Nope, #1 is true. (The tests were for lunch, snack, and dinner. That was a pretty good day.)
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Permalink Reply by LaGuitariste on -
I vote #2.
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