July 28, 2014. I will always remember the day I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. I remember when I first got sick, I was at a loss. The word diabetes was also very unfamiliar to me. At that time, I only knew that I had the disease. I knew nothing else, no sadness or panic... But after staying in the hospital for a few days, I kept checking information and chatting with patients, and I gradually learned the basic knowledge about diabetes. When I knew that my disease would require insulin for the rest of my life and could cause complications such as blindness, rotten feet, and uremia... I was heartbroken. It’s really unacceptable to be like this at such a young age... Later, I gradually accepted diabetes. I basically let go of the work at hand and devoted a lot of energy to the chats of the Diabetes Friends Group, Tangwei Group, listening to diabetes lectures, and watching Diabetes books... plunge into learning about diabetes.
Gradually, I learned that diabetes is actually nothing to be afraid of, and I just let it take its course. The fifteenth day of the first lunar month this year happened to be my 30th birthday. I said to myself silently: Now that you are 30, you have to really get out of sugar and live with the passion and enthusiasm you had before sugar! Of course, after a few years of sinking, work has actually changed. I was slacking off, so I recently picked up my job again and found a part-time job. I went home at 11pm on the first day of my part-time job. I was very excited when I looked at the salary in my hand. I felt that this was just the beginning. I believe I will come out and go back to the past... In fact, after half a month because I am too busy with work, I rarely chat online, but I feel that my life is very fulfilling and my mood is very good.
Today I calm down and think about it: After experiencing sugar, I feel that I have grown and matured. Now I feel that sugar has not changed my life much, except for the addition of a little friend in my life: insulin. Life itself has become particularly healthy. And I love life even more from the bottom of my heart, I can look at all the setbacks and dissatisfactions in life calmly, and I am more careful to discover the beauty in life... I treat sugar carefully and cautiously, and I treat life enthusiastically and positively. As I write this, I really feel that sugar is just a small episode in my life. It is now in the past tense. I can still take it with me to fight and live as passionately as before... ………………………
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