This is our second November to be personally involved in Type 1 Diabetes since Eldest was diangosed 12/13/14. Just like last year JDRF is offering a free overlay that says, “T1D Looks Like Me”. It is easy and you can turn any picture into a Type 1 Diabetes support image! I am sharing one of Eldest’s Halloween costume pictures that I added the “T1D Looks Like Me” overlay below.
This is supposed to be an estimation of the supplies that Eldest has used since diagnosis. I believe that it’s a little low on the number of finger pricks.
We are saving all of his test strips and pen needles in a glass mason jar to show just how many sticks he gets each month. I know it will be quite astounding to see a tangible visual.
Day #2 of #projectbluenovember is all about Memories. So I am sharing some of our T1D memories with you.
If you are new to our site then you may not know our Type 1 Diagnosis story so I will share with you those posts as well as some other Type 1 Diabetes posts below:
12/13/14 The ER, DKA, and Diabetes Diagnosis (Part 1)
12/13/14 The ER, DKA, and Diabetes Diagnosis (Part 2)
12/13/14 The ER, DKA, and Diabetes Diagnosis (Part 3)
12/13/14 The ER, DKA, and Diabetes Diagnosis (Part 4) FINALE
Type 1 Diabetes Facebook Support Groups
Type 1 Diabetes Rescue Boxes for Back to School
Type 1 Diabetes Supply Bags under $20
6 to 1 Insulin Ratio, Puberty and Type 1 Diabetes
How a Juice Box Saved my Type 1 Diabetic Son’s Life
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Lots of needles, shots, diabetes suck! Hold on