Thread by @Devika095

Diabetics are all on different paths in their lives, right?

It is indeed difficult to handle and understand this condition. But why’s that?

Although we can eat the same thing and inject the same amount of insulin, there are other things to consider.

Carb intake, protein, fats, fiber, exercise, stress, hormones, stress, support system, and a lot many other factors that fluctuate on a regular basis.

👉Some eat a low-carb diet and still have high blood sugar levels.

👉Some have to reduce their insulin dosage because of financial constraints.

👉Some cannot prick every day because it does hurt!

👉Some exercise on a daily basis but are struggling with high levels of Hba1c.

👉Some people ration insulin and food accurately but still struggle with hypos.

👉Some are vocal about it, while others are not.

👉Some may inject openly while others are apprehensive to do so.

👉Some believe diabetes has helped them in achieving the desired goals, while others believe the opposite.

YOU WILL MOST LIKELY BE ON A DIFFERENT STAGE THAN EVERYONE ELSE.
Accept ✨Embrace🌻Keep going 🏃‍♀️
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