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"Diabetes management can change daily because of the countless variables that go into those daily decisions. Being open to learning and flexible with everything is key!" ~ Rebecca, Thrivable member since 2023 hubs.la/Q02NDhmx0 #ThrivableStories

"Sometimes it's hard for me to tell if I'm depressed or if I'm right to be exhausted because of #diabetes. I'd like to see medical suppliers and healthcare professionals trying to incorporate mental health more frequently." ~ Caroline for #ThrivableStories

"I had gestational #diabetes with both pregnancies. Although it isn't type 1 like my son has, hats off to the medical community for the advancements over the last 13 years. A CGM alone would have been wonderful enough when I had it." ~ Audrey for #ThrivableStories

Consistency is the key to great achievements. Yash's parents couldn't agree more! #ThrivableStories --- The most valuable lesson my parents taught me about managing diabetes was the importance of consistency.

Amy, a member of the Thrivable research panel, shares how her parents' unconditional love kept her safe and shaped her life. #ThrivableStories

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Emily's love for animals led her to foster a dog with #type1diabetes. Her story is a heartwarming reminder of the joys and challenges of caring for pets with health conditions. #ThrivableStories

Healthy eating helps people with diabetes manage their blood sugar levels. If you're like Joshua, you're lucky if you have someone who helps you with dietary choices. #ThrivableStories

I would tell myself to never, ever miss an opportunity to say to her that she's my hero for how she has handled her diabetes every step of her journey so far. Join our research panel and share your stories and insights: thrivable.app/member/signup?… #ThrivableStories #mothersday

🍫 How do you help your kid with diabetes self-regulate their intake of sweets? Ted shares a trick that worked for their family. #ThrivableStories "The first few holidays post-diagnosis were hard because my son with T1 wanted to eat and eat and eat candy just like he had before.

How do you handle conversations about sugar with your kids, especially considering one of them has diabetes? Lisa shares her story and realization. #ThrivableStories

Katie for #ThrivableStories: We've really encouraged the idea that all surprises and treats don't have to be consumable for all holidays, including Easter basket (or egg) filler. thrivable.app/member/signup?…

These are all things my daughter loves and finds joy from. Life with diabetes doesn't have to be all or nothing. #ThrivableStories #Easter2024 #diabetescommunity Join our panel: thrivable.app/member/signup?…

Michelle Bauer, Author of Jesse Was Here: a.co/d/1l2kPWB - Michelle is going to participate in her 21st' ride for JDRF this month. This will be her 9th time cycling in Death Valley. #ThrivableStories #diabetesawareness

Participate in paid diabetes research studies. Join our research panel here: thrivable.app/faith #ThrivableStories #diabetescommunity #type1diabetesmom

Mary, Thrivable member since May 2023: My son’s birthday is Nov 25, 2015. Oddly enough, he was diagnosed on Nov 22, 2022, and spent his 7th birthday and Thanksgiving in the ICU after going diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA). #ThrivableStories

Ginny shares her #diabetes diagnosis story and how the condition impacts her daily life. pulse.ly/nx8bc0xdk9 #ThrivableStories

Participating in #diabetes research studies can help you advocate for your needs and feelings. With Thrivable, I'm able to express myself as a patient. I'm not just another patient. - Doreen for #ThrivableStories Join our panel here: pulse.ly/exj5ocv8kd

Julia Flaherty, author of rosiet1dwarrior for #ThrivableStories Months before I was officially diagnosed with #t1d, I began experiencing symptoms like frequent urination, excessive thirst, irritability, mood swings—I wasn't acting like myself, & things weren't getting better.

She had to be amputated and all that sort of thing. So I guess my words of wisdom to anybody who will listen is to stay on top of it but don't be fearful of it. You can live a normal, healthy, and happy life with it. ~ Rick S. for #ThrivableStories

1/3: Esther M. for #ThrivableStories: I was diagnosed with #type1diabetes when I was starting to get going in life. I graduated college, had a great job, and just moved to a beautiful location.

1/2: Rick for #ThrivableStories My type 2 #diabetes has awakened me and encouraged me to start taking care of myself. I lost a little over 100 pounds when I started exercising and watching what I eat a little; I tried to avoid much sugar and carbs.

Emily's love for animals led her to foster a dog with #type1diabetes. Her story is a heartwarming reminder of the joys and challenges of caring for pets with health conditions. #ThrivableStories

Julia Flaherty, author of rosiet1dwarrior for #ThrivableStories Months before I was officially diagnosed with #t1d, I began experiencing symptoms like frequent urination, excessive thirst, irritability, mood swings—I wasn't acting like myself, & things weren't getting better.

How do you handle conversations about sugar with your kids, especially considering one of them has diabetes? Lisa shares her story and realization. #ThrivableStories

Healthy eating helps people with diabetes manage their blood sugar levels. If you're like Joshua, you're lucky if you have someone who helps you with dietary choices. #ThrivableStories

"I had gestational #diabetes with both pregnancies. Although it isn't type 1 like my son has, hats off to the medical community for the advancements over the last 13 years. A CGM alone would have been wonderful enough when I had it." ~ Audrey for #ThrivableStories

"Sometimes it's hard for me to tell if I'm depressed or if I'm right to be exhausted because of #diabetes. I'd like to see medical suppliers and healthcare professionals trying to incorporate mental health more frequently." ~ Caroline for #ThrivableStories

1/4: Janis for #ThrivableStories I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at the age of 8 in 1955. I spent a month in a hospital's pediatric ward filled with kids with polio and leukemia. The whole time I was there, I felt fine. I was very active. I wanted to walk around.

3/4: Janis for #ThrivableStories I was hospitalized with an emergency appendectomy in 2004 on Labor Day weekend. Not a good time to be in the hospital. I immediately told the nurse that I was type 1 diabetic. My physician was part of the hospital system.

🍫 How do you help your kid with diabetes self-regulate their intake of sweets? Ted shares a trick that worked for their family. #ThrivableStories "The first few holidays post-diagnosis were hard because my son with T1 wanted to eat and eat and eat candy just like he had before.

2/3: Esther for #ThrivableStories If you're in a relationship with somebody, that person is going to be a rock. That's how my husband is for me. #type1diabetes #diabetesstories

Participating in #diabetes research studies can help you advocate for your needs and feelings. With Thrivable, I'm able to express myself as a patient. I'm not just another patient. - Doreen for #ThrivableStories Join our panel here: pulse.ly/exj5ocv8kd

Katie for #ThrivableStories: We've really encouraged the idea that all surprises and treats don't have to be consumable for all holidays, including Easter basket (or egg) filler. thrivable.app/member/signup?…

"Diabetes management can change daily because of the countless variables that go into those daily decisions. Being open to learning and flexible with everything is key!" ~ Rebecca, Thrivable member since 2023 hubs.la/Q02NDhmx0 #ThrivableStories