Diabetes příběhů

Elara Moore is the kind of doctor everyone trusts-bright, kind, and always putting others first. But behind her sunshine smile is a life carefully balanced, managing Type 1 diabetes and the pressure to never fall behind. Rowan Hale is the opposite. A brilliant surgeon who runs on routine, silence, and control, he doesn't do distractions-and definitely doesn't do emotions. Until Elara. Thrown together in the hospital, their worlds collide in long shifts, quiet moments, and unspoken tension. Rowan starts noticing the things no one else does-her health, her limits, the way she pushes herself too hard. Elara starts realizing that behind his gruff exterior is a steady presence she never knew she needed. When a workplace rivalry, an unexpected injury, and blurred boundaries force them closer, caring turns into trust... and trust begins to feel like something more. A slow-burn, grumpy × sunshine workplace romance about healing, resilience, and the quiet way love grows.

Madelyn Claire Shepherd was all edge and attitude, a storm of defiance wherever she went. Rules didn't matter, authority didn't matter, and chaos seemed to follow her like a shadow. But hidden beneath the bravado was Ash, a small fox Maddy clutched for comfort-a secret reminder that even the wildest hearts have soft spots.

Benjamin or Ben is a 8 year old little boy with Albinism and Type 1 diabetes. his entire life he has been pushed away, ignored, forgotten, and neglected. His parents never spoke a word about him to anyone, not their friends, coworkers, or even his own brothers. He lives a life of mediocracy, full of schedules, bland but nutritious food, and nobody that shows a care in the world about him out of actual care just paid to make sure he stays out of the way. What will happen when Benjamin snaps? When he gets tired of nobody showing they care. What will his brothers do when they find out they have another brother that their parents never told them about. Read and find out ;)

About a world planet made of sugar, they desperately need the sugar to survive; otherwise, they turn into sugar itself, which means they die. A virus called sugar diabetes came and gave the Sugar beings a permanent disease, and if they get the disease, they turn into sugar. An interesting character name Marshmallow is going to put everything back to normal.

Insulin is fierce, Glucagon is soft... and somehow, they meet on a dance floor and immediately ruin each other's lives. One night, one song, one connection that neither of them will ever forget. Equillibrium is a story of love, chaos, and all the consequences you never saw coming. #heatedrivarly

Living with Type 1 Diabetes: A Guide for the Newly Diagnosed is a compassionate, practical roadmap for anyone stepping into life with Type 1. It begins with the emotional impact of diagnosis, then gently walks readers through the science of insulin, blood sugar, and daily management. Each chapter blends medical insight with real-life strategies-from nutrition and exercise to mental health and relationships. The book empowers readers to prevent complications, embrace technology, and build a support system rooted in community and advocacy. Ultimately, it's a story of resilience, reminding every newly diagnosed person that they're not alone-and that thriving is absolutely possible.

Memes about T1 diabetes, since I don't see too many things about it on here!

!!THIS CAN ONLY BE POSTED UNDER THE ACCOUNT ARIAKANASAKI!! Misaki (Mika) Fujiwara is a superhero and this is her story. More will be revealed throughout the story since it gets deeper over time. I do not want to spoil it in the summary as it will cheapen the experience. I plan to make four novels of this story in the future so if you could please not steal it that would be highly appreciated. Mika is a girl from Osaka, Japan. She was born and raised there and eventually she meets Manami who is a daredevil. While at her grandma's, Mika finds a necklace which would change her life forever. Well, what do you think? Give the story a read as it comes out! Cover art by: Likesac Editor: Amory

In this book there is information about type 1 and 2 diabetes and I will tell you the difference between to two types. I also have diabetes type 1, I plan to log my diabetes here every week Also check out my weight loss journal, where I post an upload daily there. If you are into that kinda stuff

Harry's life after a traumatic brain injury. Traveling around the would with multiple health issues all while dealing with inter-band dynamics. Dealing with medical issues on the daily while struggling to create a name in the music industry may be more than Harry can handle. Service dog : Roux, 3yr old, red standard poodle Chronic medical issues : epilepsy, type 1 diabetes, selective mutism, low muscle tone/low coordination (poss. Migraines in the future) IN PROGRESS Cross posted on AO3

Hey guys!! This is a brief description of what I have been through in the last month. U need to have a strong heart and mind to read it.

I'm young and angry and here's me saying shit because angst. Enjoy.

Life gets tough, trust me I know. Life can be dark or light, but the light is usually brought upon yoursef through inspiration, belief and much more. Here in this book, I will be sharing my experienes and helping anyone who is in need of inspiration! (Please snd me anything and I will rry to turn it to something inspiring) In this book, I mainly want to help others in any need of help socially and mentally. I also need to share my experiences wih others to try and overcome my feelings. Thankyou for reading, new chapter everyday!!

- Cultural dietary practices significantly influence diabetes management by dictating food choices and eating habits. - Traditional diets can be effectively combined with modern supplements like GlucoTrust to enhance blood sugar control. - GlucoTrust contains natural ingredients such as cinnamon and chromium, known for supporting glucose metabolism. - It's crucial to consult healthcare providers before integrating supplements with traditional diets for personalized guidance. - Understanding and respecting cultural food practices can lead to more effective and sustainable diabetes management.