” I was diagnosed at age 33, mid half-marathon training when I suffered a severe foot injury. I wasn’t sure if running again would be possible because of the diabetes and the 4 bone fusion I had in my right foot in December. I was determined to prove everyone wrong and on Oct 27, a little over a year later, I PR’d in the Houston Half Marathon – 2:2:00. Not bad for someone who almost died from DKA last May and who just started walking again in April. #DwontStopME”
“I will not argue or have a fight with diabetes. I will do my best to live a healthy life.” #DWontStopMe from my dad pic.twitter.com/zlCf479cj2
— Hannah Chung (@hchung) November 14, 2013
” I’m a junior at Northwestern University, studying Industrial Engineering and Industrial Design. I’ve had Type I Diabetes since age 2, but that hasn’t slowed me down. These are my hopes and goals.”
Since 9th Jan 2012, i’ve become my own pancreas. it is a 24/7 365 days’ job but i think AM COMPETENT AT THIS JOB #DWontStopMe #dayofdiabetes
— kisembo emma (@archkisemboema) November 14, 2013
@HeatherHurczyn and I have been my son’s pancreas since 12/14/2011. #dwontstopme #diabetes #T1D pic.twitter.com/M3KP6ej97R
— Michael Hurczyn (@michaelhurczyn) November 14, 2013
YOU CAN DO THIS PROJECT 