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| Author: | Somedude [ Sun Nov 22, 2009 8:39 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Displaying health as a diabetic guy with an insulin pump... |
Hello again. So my first question to the forum (probably of many I have juvenile onset diabetes since I was like 4 years old. I'm 16 now so it's about 12 years...anyways, I always used injections, so it wasn't really a problem with girls, they never saw me doing it. Although a month and a half ago I stopped using injections and started using a pump. As much as it relates to "displaying health", that means there's a small, phone-sized machine connected to my body permanently, which I need to use pretty much every time I eat. I also have to run a lot more sugar tests ("stab" myself in some way), because it's quite risky to use, especially when beginning. Anyways, I'm trying to be all positive and happy about this, yet people, including (and mostly) girls, tend to be like "ohhhhh I feel so sorry for you" and so on when they see it. There's a (girl) friend of mine who kept asking if everything's okay for over a month. Even some of my male friends treated me like a walking medical issue until they got used to it. I mean, really, my Krav-Maga coach asks me if everything's fine way too much lately. *THE ISSUE IS HERE FOR ANYONE WHO SKIPPED THE UNIMPORTANT PARTS* Anyways, considering it's not just a limiting belief but more of a problem according to the previous paragraph, how can I convince others, either by body-language or actual conversations that I'm okay with it and shouldn't be taken care of? I mean I don't want to keep hiding it when I eat, not like I hold it in front of their faces to show off (I know it's really a wrong thing to do), but sometimes I have to use it. Thanks in advance, and by the way, sorry if it's the wrong section, I guessed it wasn't enough in-depth to go into "Mid-game". And next time it'd be shorter. |
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| Author: | dlayer [ Mon Nov 23, 2009 6:31 pm ] |
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Play it to your advantage! Say you weren't getting enough adrenaline and had to get an artificial adrenaline pump to keep you going (crank). You can really use this to your advantage in so many ways. Check out Patrice Oneal, he is a standup comedian with diabetes and he kills it with the ladies. Don't think of it as something and other people won't. If girls seem all mushy and worried for you ask if she's a nurse. |
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| Author: | ShadowSketched [ Mon Nov 23, 2009 7:15 pm ] |
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My friend has a pod. It doesn't bother him. Having a health condition will only bother you as much as you let it. |
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