Her Campus at UCSB
The Barbie I Needed At Eleven, But Found At Twenty
A reflection on growing up with Type 1 Diabetes, the absence of representation in childhood, and the unexpected impact of finally feeling seen.
Her Campus at SBU
Two Decades, One Broken Pancreas & A Lot Of Unprompted Comments
I am doing the best I can to do at what a functioning pancreas does naturally, you’ll have to forgive me if I act a little human.
Her Campus at Bowling Green
Reagan’s Recs: Media That Portrays My Genetic Diseases Accurately
Good morning, good afternoon, and good night (depending on what time you’re reading this)! Today, I would like to share some recommendations of media that provides accurate insights on...
Her Campus at TAMU
Gunner the Diabetic Dog
Gunner is my 14 year old Maltese, who was recently diagnosed with diabetes. This is the process I went through to get him diagnosed and treated.
Her Campus at Leeds
Understanding Type 1 Diabetes: A Personal Perspective on Misconceptions and Daily Life
In this article Holly discusses her experience of living with Type 1 Diabetes and addresses common misconceptions.
Her Campus at USF
How Coronavirus Gave Me Type-1 Diabetes
Many of us think COVID-19 is behind us, but for some, they're still living with it's effects.
Her Campus at CWU
Defying Diabetes: Facing the Tackles
Recently, I have been watching a lot of football and discovered that there are a handful of NFL players who are playing while being a type one diabetic. Although they...
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How My Diabetes Diagnosis Opened Up A Career Path For Me
I see each day as an opportunity to take action.