True or False Game
I am going to post something about the next poster. The person who posts after me will say "true" or "false" regarding my statement about them. Then they will post something about the person who will be posting after them and so on and so forth until we find a cure......OK here we go:
(Please only one reply per statement. Just reply only to the most recent post. Thanks!)
The next person got diabetes before the age of 21.
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Permalink Reply by Jilliebeans on -
False, no kiddies here yet. :)
The next person here has T1.5 -
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Permalink Reply by Diabetic_Iz_Me on -
false, kinda a true in a way...
I use the omnipod...
The next person, was using a pump and decided to go back to shots
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Permalink Reply by Doris D on -
False! I do the pump thing too!
The next person had had diabetes longer than I've been on this earth!
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Permalink Reply by Liz on -
True/False? Don't know how old you are, but I've had diabetes for 44 years yesterday.
The next person has/had a mother or father with T1 diabetes.
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Permalink Reply by Unicornzzz on -
False, my father had T2. Both his parents had it and my maternal grandmother had it.
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Permalink Reply by dino on -
...hey Unicornzzz come back and finish your post please...gotta keep it moving.
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Permalink Reply by Doris D on
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I'm 45 so I guss that's false! HA! I took it at 10.
The next person has someone in their family who is a Type 2 and didn't know it for along time.
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Permalink Reply by debb on -
that's true. my dad's family lives in maine. I live in western ny. i haven't seen them in years. when i found out i was a T-2 my mother told me that a few of my dad's brother's and one sister were T-2's.
the next person had strawberry shortcake last night and was it ever good.
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Permalink Reply by Terry Keelan on -
False, but I did have about a cup of very sweet, cool canteloupe.
The next person can't explain how ketoacidosis occurs.
(But if they can, the WILL explain it in their response!) -
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Permalink Reply by Terrie on -
I'll go with a False on that one.
Sometimes due to Insulin deficiency in a Diabetic Person, their cells do not have sufficient glucose to satisfy their metabolic demands. Therefore fatty acids are broken down for energy in the liver and
kidneys which produces ketones(ketoacidosis). Give or take.
The next Person takes more than 40 units of Insulin daily.
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