Type1 for 30 Plus Years

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Type1 for 30 Plus Years

For those who've had Type 1 diabetes for a long time. I don't really care how long. Just long.

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Our role (8,520 years w/ diabetes at minimum) ?

Started by Stuart. Last reply by Stephaniebeth May 28. 9 Replies

I am in stunned awe of the profound diabetic experience(s) which this 30 plus years group possesses. 8,520 years presuming only 30 years.Many (most?) appear to have significant diabetes experience…Continue

Tags: 8520, 1000, serious-experience, diabetes, experience

T1D - Discrimination or Not?

Started by Robert Yancey. Last reply by Theodore Quick May 27. 9 Replies

Hi All, After recently joining Emily's awesome interview with the CEO of Dexcom, I realized that I missed associating with fellow T1D'ers. So, I thought I would share with you a recent experience…Continue

Symlin?

Started by ANTONIA RETMAN. Last reply by Robert Yancey May 9. 6 Replies

Any other long time Type 1's on Symlin? And how is that working out for you? I'm 40 and was diagnosed at the age of 3. Thanks for any infoContinue

Tags: Symlin

Memories I'd like to forget

Started by Marion Mifsud. Last reply by Mike May 2. 16 Replies

I was diagnosed at age 6 and am now 59. Trying to keep from losing kidney function 30% left. I remember the glass needles with the thick needles that could have a bard on it. I don't know if this…Continue

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Comment by Marie B on March 5, 2012 at 7:13am

Shoshana, we'd like to hear more about your experience with diabetes during WWII. Were you born in France? How did you get to the US? Please consider writing a Blog here, I know many of our members would like to hear your story.

Comment by shoshana27 on March 5, 2012 at 6:18am

does anyone out there know of a supermarket or department store where i could buy new finger tips?...mine are kind of busy & i need more...

Comment by Richard157 on March 4, 2012 at 7:56pm

Shoshana, do you have the 75 year Joslin medal? I am not eligible for 9 more years.

Comment by Baby Peanut on March 4, 2012 at 7:24pm

shoshana, you're on page 4 of the pics, i'm on 5 :) i've only got 48 ;)

Comment by shoshana27 on March 4, 2012 at 6:36pm

why is my picture not in the over 30 group?
75 years with type 1.

Comment by Richard157 on February 23, 2012 at 7:07am

Shoshana, are you talking about your own experience when you say "75 years since I was not yet 3"? Does that mean you have been type 1 for 75 years? Plese tell us more. I have been type 1 for 66 years and am looking forward to the 75 year Joslin medal.

Comment by Tracy on February 23, 2012 at 7:06am

Diagnosed age 21 in 1979. Now 53 and doing OK. Thyroid has given me problems. A1c has never been that good. But I watch what I eat, exercise and try to keep a good attitude.

Minimed pump over 10 years. Its a long road.

Comment by Baby Peanut on February 23, 2012 at 6:58am

shoshana-bless you for having survived ww2 never mind the diabetes! i was also not quite 3 when diagnosed, that was 48 yrs ago now but i remember my mom boiling those syringes. i also am old enough to have been brought up with how horrible that war was. thank you for sharing. liz

Comment by shoshana27 on February 22, 2012 at 6:30pm

SURVIVING WORLD WAR 2 IN FRANCE WHILE HIDING & FINDING INSULIN & STERILIZING SYRINGE & NEEDLE WITH ALCOHOL

Comment by shoshana27 on February 22, 2012 at 6:27pm

HOW ABOUT 75 YEARS SINCE I WAS NOT YET 3

 

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