Type1diabetes Stories

~This beautiful cover was made by @runwalkd~ Charlene (Charlie) Sinclaire and Colin Harrison have been best friends since they could walk. They were always there for each other when the other needed it. But after her dad dies, Charlie is forced to move away from Colin without even saying goodbye. Charlie later finds out that she has been diagnosed with a disease called type 1 diabetes. After six years of being away, Charlie's mom finally allows her to move back and live with her sister as she finishes her senior year. She finds out that a lot of things have changed over the years, and by things we mean people. Her friends ignore her, including Colin. But when a school project forces Charlie and Colin to become partners they both learn what the other has been doing for the past six years and they fall back into the friendship they once had...kind of. *warning* : mature language ⚠️TRIGGER WARNING⚠️ - Deals with disordered eating - Verbal abuse - Depression

Josh's POTS flares up mid Clancy Tour and Tyler tries to take care of him while simultaneously taking care of his own Type 1 Diabetes and the tour.

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 ;)

Harry falls in love with Louis in kindergarten. Larry, Ziam, and Niall. Trigger Warning: T1D, needles, doctors, hospitals, and divorce.

Life with type 1 diabetes isn't easy but Hetty Calder is proof that laughter, friendship and a little mischief can turn an ordinary day into an extraordinary adventures. Between keeping up with school, navigating friendships and handling the ups and downs of teenage life, Hetty already has plenty on her plate. Add in a loyal and very clever diabetes alert dog, unexpected twists in love and every day feels like a new challenge. With her close knit group of friends by her side Hetty discovers that loyalty, courage and a lot of laughter can carry her through anything from quiet afternoons to moments that test trust and friendship. Heartwarming, funny and full of surprises, Hetty's journey shows that sometimes the messiest days make the best memories. I hope you all enjoy reading. I wanted to write this story as I have lived with type 1 diabetes myself for 11 years. While Hetty's story is made up I have used a lot of my own experiences when writing my hope is to raise more awareness around type 1 diabetes.

For those with Type 1 & 2 Diabetes and Pre-Diabetes. If you suspect that you may have type 1 or type 2 Diabetes or even may have Pre-Diabetes please consult a doctor before using these remedies for your condition.

Just explaining the difference between type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes. I think its important for people to understand the difference,

A reflection on living with Type 1 diabetes, burnout, and the quiet strength it takes to keep going.

A healthy lifestyle is one which helps to keep and improve your health and well-being.

This is just if people have questions about my diabetes or anything related to that.

A letter/journal for the special child that is my nephew too read when he is older so he can see how many lives he has changed in his short life

First love-it will change your life for ever... It's 1990 and Daisy has been dragged along on a family holiday to a small Scottish town against her will. But that's what happens when you suddenly develop a chronic health condition. Your mum and dad take away your freedom. Still, the holiday has its compensations. There's Katrina, resident 'cool' girl who takes Daisy under her wing. There are parties to go to, madcap expeditions and the so-far uncharted territory of boys. Katrina has a gorgeous, older cousin who sends smouldering looks in Daisy's direction. Is this holiday about to change her life for the better? The escape from London has affected Daisy's dad. He has madcap schemes in mind for how he's going to invest in the town's small businesses and improve them. But where is all the money for this coming from? Daisy finds love, a close friendship and freedom in her new life but the secrets that lie buried there are about to surface, and their revelation will be explosive and life-changing. Artists Town is a heart-warming coming of age tale that explores friendship, first love, learning to be cool and navigating life's challenges. Featuring relatable, engaging characters and situations, the story will suit anyone who remembers growing up in the 1990s in the days before mobile phones and social media, anyone with a fondness for small-town life and those who like love stories with a twist.

Just some random thing my friends and I started writing one day... but this is what happened to me for real, my friends' and I's names are changed

Nick Jonas/OC. Fluffy one shot! Nick doesn't feel well during a video shoot due to his diabetes. His girlfriend helps nurse him back to health.

What if...? What if Josuke fell for a new girl who he knew almost nothing about? What if she fell for him too? What if neither of them knew about the other being a Stand user until something drastic happened at school? Post Part 4--so 1999 to 2000 This a collection of short stories that I've written that's more along the lines of slice-of-life/romance/wholesome fluff. There will be some more adventurous shorts in here too, but I hope that their interesting enough to be enjoyable! Since this is a personal AU, I will add a page of important notes/rules that exist in the AU that will hopefully explain things a bit more and will also try and post/organize the shorts in chronological order, so some parts may be in a reorganized order. Enjoy!!

Fifteen-year-old Amara always suspected the truth. With a diabetic mother and a younger sister diagnosed at just seven, the monthly blood sugar tests in their house were more than routine - they were warnings. And when her own results finally tipped too high, the quiet fear she had lived with became her reality: Amara has Type 2 diabetes. But what should have been a moment of care and support turns into something quieter, heavier. Her little sister's Type 1 diagnosis had changed the entire family dynamic years ago - insulin shots, alarms, daily check-ins. Amara's own condition, less dramatic but just as life-altering, becomes a secret burden she carries alone. Her mother, long silent about her own struggles, expects Amara to adapt - to be strong, to be stable, to be the one who holds everything together. And with her grandparents still in the dark, Amara is forced to pretend she's fine, even as she quietly mourns the life she had before. Through blood tests and heartbreak, small rebellions and quiet revelations, Prick by Prick traces Amara's journey toward acceptance - not just of her condition, but of herself. It's a story of invisible strength, unspoken love, and what it really means to grow up when your body betrays your expectations. Because sometimes, the path to healing isn't loud. It's slow. Measured. Prick by prick. ©June 2025

Tyler has type 1 diabetes. Josh accidentally gave him a cold and takes care of him.

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.