I can't help but notice how many Tims there are in here.
I changed my name to Timothy just to keep things a little different,
Iv'e seen 2 Timmys too,

Is there a type 1 Tim factor?
I rarely run into anyone else with the name, but on here it's everywhere,
This may be a new research study,

Views: 264

Reply to This

Replies to This Discussion

happy related Tim day everyone!

"The Message Board", a new novel by Dan Brown...

we have 77 members with "tim" in their names.

If you change your name to Tim, it will be 78.

Very TIMly, now Tim.

I would like to thank any of you who have changed your names for today. It's a heartfelt gesture of solidarity towards those of us who have been cursed with the name Tim.

At least now we have an explanation for the recent diabetes epidemic.

When I was growing up and in school (1970's), there were usually 3 or 4 Tim's in every classroom.

A useful website for baby name popularity by year: http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/babynames/

Timothy seems to have peaked in popularity as a baby name in the 60's (I'm guessing you were born in that era too.) Not that it's rare today.

As to "Timmy": I remember my very first day in Kindergarten. This is perhaps one of my few early memories. The teacher was calling out attendance on the first day. The teacher called for "Tim" and I didn't think she meant me because up until then everyone had always called me "Timmy"! On a different discussion site board I go by "Timmy Tim Tim".

Awesome, I didn't know you could change your name :)

I tried changing my name to Tim but there are too many Tims here and it is mega confusing. I actually dont know anyone who used the full name. i was born in the 60s so that explains why my mother named me a very common name for back then.

STILL for TIM day we need to offer warnings about the increased incidence of Type 1 Tim complex. PEOPLE NEED TO BE WARNED ! we could set up an organization to start an informational campaign.

We can start if all the Tims on here will post a pained or sad pic so we can use them as warnings to expectant families.

Don't let THIS happen to your baby !

77 Tim's do not account for the Tim's that don't use it in their screen names.
How many total members do we have and we can compare it to the general public.

Oh man, this whole thread has me cracking up! lol

RSS

Advertisement



REsources

From the Diabetes Hands Foundation blog...

How do you measure the work of volunteers?

329,040 minutes, 329,040 moments so dear. 329,040 minutes — How do you measure, measure volunteers? In smileys, in tears shed, in counsel, in cups of coffee. In units, in carb counts, in laughter, in strife. In 329,040 minutes – how …
Continue Reading

DHF Expands Board of Advisors

Diabetes Hands Foundation has always relied on partners and advisors to increase its understanding of the diabetes space, in order to better serve people touched by diabetes. Today this is as true as ever, as we proudly announce the expansion …
Continue Reading

TuDiabetes Team

DHF STAFF

Manny Hernandez
(Co-Founder, Editor, has LADA)

Emily Coles
(Head of Communities, has type 1)

Emily Walton
(Business Manager)

Mike Lawson
(Head of Experience, has type 1)

Corinna Cornejo
(Development Manager, has type 2)

Heather Gabel
(Administrative and Programs Assistant, has type 1)

DHF VOLUNTEERS


Lead Administrator
Bradford (has type 1)

Administrators
Lorraine (mother of type 1)
Marie B (has type 1)

Teena (has type 2)

Brian (bsc) (has type 2)

jrtpup (has LADA)

 

LIKE us on Facebook

Spread the word

Loading…

This website is certified by Health On the Net Foundation. Click to verify. This site complies with the HONcode standard for trustworthy health information: verify here.

© 2013   A community of people touched by diabetes, run by the Diabetes Hands Foundation.

Badges  |  Contact Us  |  Terms of Service