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Hellish Week ... July 29, 2012

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..... if not one thing, it is another

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The Hug Bell™ .... July 27, 2012

by ‎07-27-2012 04:04 AM - edited ‎07-27-2012 04:17 AM

....more to life than diabetes

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Living with quotes ... July 01. 2012

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...brings thoughtful insights...

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Fun Saturdays...June 7, 2012

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... make for a nice break in 'betes routine...

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Another Day .... May 10, 2012

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Another DX....yesterday

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Our daily 'betes battles .... #2 for April 24th, 2012

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How we deal with them makes a difference...

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A grandson's wreck....April 24th, 2012

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and St. Patrick's Day; catching up a bit here...

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Testing is needed for correct diagnosis .... March 7, 2012

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some doctors don't know which tests to do.....

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A Little Rebellion ... March 7, 2012

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is not going to hurt us....

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Our Onward T1 Journey....on New Year's Eve 2011

by ‎12-31-2011 10:10 PM - edited ‎03-25-2012 04:36 AM

don't discount the many years of cumulative experience of long timer T1's

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Part two: Typical abbreviations and their definitions ... October 22, 2011

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Part two: Typical abbreviations and their definitions used on the Type 1 forum, and in no particular order.

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What does toothpaste have to do with inflammation?

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Spousal support, is very important, to many folks with diabetes. It is often discouraging, when they do not have

this much needed diabetes tool, and it can be especially difficult for newly diagnosed folks.

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  • Hi there!, I am much more than my autoimmune diseases. I'm Mom to a daughter and son - both in their early 40's. Wife to my current husband for a long time. And Nana to three wonderful grandsons, one is 19 (and a PFC USMC), one is 17, and one is 9, and they are brothers. As you'll see in my signature, I was born with an autoimmune diabetic kidney disease (64 years ago). Then came Rubella at age 3. How about a little Rheumatic Fever thrown in - not once (age 7), but twice (age 22 or so). Rheumatic Fever is a systemic autoimmune disease -and in my case, is also an inherited one. Vitiligo (also autoimmune) at age 15, keeps my arms in small, lovely shades of no pigment. There have also been spells of adrenal issues through the years. My true love work wise, was specializing in Trauma Radiography, after earning my college degree of A.S. in Radiologic Technology. From the time I was 7, I knew I would work with x-ray stuff. I also tutored radiography students at the college level. Gave inservices to the radiography department(s); and conducted the monthly radiography tours to elementary school age children - using terms understood by those age groups. I was a member, during my working years, of my professional radiographic organizations. Since retiring from radiography, I've worked with wood, and have my own little woodshop biz at home. My volunteer efforts included for domestic violence shelters; nursing homes; and as a teenager, I was a candy striper, and earned that coveted cap after 1000 hours. :smileyhappy: My volunteer efforts now, are devoted to the ADA forums, helping other diabetics, and specifically on the Type 1 forum. I'm also a photographer, hand quilter when I can still see well enough to do tiny stitches, embroidery, crocheting, and learned to sew when I was 9. I loved tennis and bike riding. I also founded and published - three small community weekly and monthly newspapers (tabloid size), of which I was the only person to do all of the work, including layout and paste-up, along with writing the editorials, etc. Before I did my newspapers, twelve of my Letters to the Editor (one letter each month) of the area major newspapers, were published in three newspapers at the same time, of which one became (a 1/2 page in a full size newspaper) a Community Commentary section, on Domestic Abuse. Type 1 Diabetes is a part of my life, but it is not all of my life. ~ Trisha ~ IDDM (Type 1 autoimmune) 30 years