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Name: Markee  Age: 26 Type of Diabetes: Type 1 Date of Diagnosis: May 2009 Diabetes Treatment: Humalog and Lantus Insuln pens (not on the pump) Occupation: Benefits Analyst for a manufacturing company Other Info: Diagnosed with Celiac Disease, July 2009 City: Graham State: North Carolina Country: USA Email Address:
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Thank you to Melissa for sharing your story with us each week! A warm welcome to Markee, our next type 1 blogger!
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March 7, 2010 I have never been a big fan of traveling. Don’t get me wrong, I do love visiting new places. It is the actual act of traveling itself I have a problem with; getting from point A to point B. Sometimes, I wish I could just twitch my noise like Samantha on Bewitched and zap myself to where I want to go.
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February 28, 2010 I had a pretty good week. Two strangers made my life easier and they probably did not even realize it.
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February 21, 2010 Diabetes tends to put things in perspective. It makes you reevaluate what is truly important in your life and everything suddenly takes on a new meaning. In many ways for me it was a wake up call. I am not invincible – go figure.
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February 14, 2010 I have been thinking a lot about insulin pumps lately; typically, if and when I want to make the switch. I know a pump would allow me to have better control. I also believe a pump is more convenient. I would love to avoid the 4 or more daily injections that are now part of my life, and I would like to experience the freedom that pumps seem to offer.
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February 7, 2010 How do you decide who to tell about your Diabetes? Do you share it with just your family? Friends? Co-workers? Anyone who will listen? When do you tell? Do you just fit it into the conversation as an afterthought? ”Oh by the way, I have Diabetes.” Or is it a more formal conversation?
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January 31, 2010 Everyone always says, “Diabetes requires adjustments to your life, but you can still do everything you did before.” Well, until recently I believed this was true because I had not experienced anything that proved otherwise.
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