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Saturday, February 16, 2008
I had no choice in the matter, I did nothing to contract the disease, and yet there I was in the hospital being taught how to manually assist my survival, and that failure to do so would result in my death.
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How Technology Became My Life
I had no choice in the matter, I did nothing to co...
Diabetes is a genetic disease that does not discri...
For weeks my parents thought I was just really sic...
After three and a half days in the hospital, I had...
Without the technological advances that are availa...
I have an electronic meter used to take blood suga...
My Insulin pen injects the artificial insulin into...
I use regular syringes to inject long acting insul...
I use a Microsoft excel page to record and track m...
Anywhere I got, be it football practice, class, pa...
I must always have quick acting carbs in my room w...
My insulin supplies also take a prominent space in...
I owe the quality of life I have been able to live...
The daily struggles of life with diabetes cannot b...
I am not the only one this technology affects. Ch...
This video is a way to give you a slight glimpse i...
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