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⸻ 💙 DIABETES AWARENESS MONTH — A Lifetime of Strength, Love, and Resilience November honors my lifetime with Type 1 diabetes. In 1976, I had the honor of being named National Diabetic Poster Child. Fifty years later, I’m grateful for my health, my beautiful life, and the strength that carries me. That strength began with two extraordinary women, my mother and grandmother. Through sacrifices and sleepless nights, Mom stayed awake so I could sleep safely. Her love helped give me the healthy life I’ve been fortunate to live. My grandmother instilled in me resilience, loyalty, and courage. I was raised by two strong women who taught me how to be one. And today, I’m still navigating. Type 1 diabetes is a 24-hour responsibility. The decisions never stop. So many are invisible, yet part of every day. No days off, no vacations, no guarantees. I face each day with gratitude, determination, and so much life ahead of me. My heartfelt thanks to the doctors who have cared for me since my diagnosis at 18 months old, especially my extraordinary team today. Their guidance and support, day or night, mean so much. They know I intend to stay healthy and enjoy life for many years to come! And to those who genuinely care, who show up, reach out, stand beside me, and check in again and again, even when they’re yelling at me! Thank you. Your love, friendship, and concern mean more than you realize. But there’s something else I want to say. The strength I’ve developed throughout my life doesn’t begin and end with diabetes. It’s part of who I am. In my personal life, my relationships, and especially when I’m standing up for someone I love or advocating for something I believe in, I bring that same conviction and determination. When I love, I love deeply. When I care, I care fiercely. When I believe in something, I stand behind it. And when someone I love needs a champion, I will be one. Life has brought its share of disappointments, heartache, and moments of loneliness. I’ve been misunderstood, underestimated, and hurt along the way. But those experiences have never changed the values I was raised with or the person I choose to be. I’ve learned that independence doesn’t mean never needing anyone, and courage doesn’t mean never feeling vulnerable. It means acknowledging those feelings while continuing to move forward. I’m grateful for those who have remained in my life, for relationships that have found their way back, for friendships that have stood the test of time, and for those who continue to believe in me. And for those whose paths have taken them away from mine, I carry the lessons, memories, and love that was once shared. I don’t need everyone to understand me or agree with me. But I will never apologize for having a big heart, a strong voice, or the courage to stand up for what I believe is right. My strength isn’t measured by who stands beside me, who walks away, or who chooses to return. It’s measured by who I continue to be through it all. This isn’t a story about sympathy. It’s a celebration of resilience, independence, gratitude, good health, and the extraordinary love that shaped the woman I am today. My strength speaks for itself. My life is my proof. And to the two extraordinary women who gave me that foundation, who taught me the meaning of love, loyalty, courage, and perseverance, thank you, Mom and Gram. I was loved well. I was raised to speak up, to love fiercely, and to be a loud and loyal champion for the people and the things I believe in. That is who I was raised to be. That is who I am. And that is who I intend to remain. Never underestimate someone who has spent a lifetime learning how to overcome life’s challenges. 💙 I AM THAT DIABETIC. 💙
⸻ 💙 DIABETES AWARENESS MONTH — A Lifetime of Strength, Love, and Resilience November honors my lifetime with Type 1 diabetes. In 1976, I had the honor of being named National Diabetic Poster Child. Fifty years later, I’m grateful for my health, my beautiful life, and the strength that carries me. That strength began with two extraordinary women, my mother and grandmother. Through sacrifices and sleepless nights, Mom stayed awake so I could sleep safely. Her love helped give me the healthy life I’ve been fortunate to live. My grandmother instilled in me resilience, loyalty, and courage. I was raised by two strong women who taught me how to be one. And today, I’m still navigating. Type 1 diabetes is a 24-hour responsibility. The decisions never stop. So many are invisible, yet part of every day. No days off, no vacations, no guarantees. I face each day with gratitude, determination, and so much life ahead of me. My heartfelt thanks to the doctors who have cared for me since my diagnosis at 18 months old, especially my extraordinary team today. Their guidance and support, day or night, mean so much. They know I intend to stay healthy and enjoy life for many years to come! And to those who genuinely care, who show up, reach out, stand beside me, and check in again and again, even when they’re yelling at me! Thank you. Your love, friendship, and concern mean more than you realize. But there’s something else I want to say. The strength I’ve developed throughout my life doesn’t begin and end with diabetes. It’s part of who I am. In my personal life, my relationships, and especially when I’m standing up for someone I love or advocating for something I believe in, I bring that same conviction and determination. When I love, I love deeply. When I care, I care fiercely. When I believe in something, I stand behind it. And when someone I love needs a champion, I will be one. Life has brought its share of disappointments, heartache, and moments of loneliness. I’ve been misunderstood, underestimated, and hurt along the way. But those experiences have never changed the values I was raised with or the person I choose to be. I’ve learned that independence doesn’t mean never needing anyone, and courage doesn’t mean never feeling vulnerable. It means acknowledging those feelings while continuing to move forward. I’m grateful for those who have remained in my life, for relationships that have found their way back, for friendships that have stood the test of time, and for those who continue to believe in me. And for those whose paths have taken them away from mine, I carry the lessons, memories, and love that was once shared. I don’t need everyone to understand me or agree with me. But I will never apologize for having a big heart, a strong voice, or the courage to stand up for what I believe is right. My strength isn’t measured by who stands beside me, who walks away, or who chooses to return. It’s measured by who I continue to be through it all. This isn’t a story about sympathy. It’s a celebration of resilience, independence, gratitude, good health, and the extraordinary love that shaped the woman I am today. My strength speaks for itself. My life is my proof. And to the two extraordinary women who gave me that foundation, who taught me the meaning of love, loyalty, courage, and perseverance, thank you, Mom and Gram. I was loved well. I was raised to speak up, to love fiercely, and to be a loud and loyal champion for the people and the things I believe in. That is who I was raised to be. That is who I am. And that is who I intend to remain. Never underestimate someone who has spent a lifetime learning how to overcome life’s challenges. 💙 I AM THAT DIABETIC. 💙
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