Thank you for bringing all this information up!!
...it is really sad...and for all of us that have type 1 diabetes we really feel when someone that had diabetes died...we feel that it can happen to anyone of us... but really the odds are against us when we do not do things right....lets do our best to take care of ourselves...lets "use" our families as motivation to be in better health every day.... find wherever you can, your own motivation...
Personally, I have a beatiful family!!!!.... a husband that loves me and three handsome sons 5 yr. old, 3 yr. old and my little 10 months old baby!!!...against all the odds...I had this three beautiful sons with normal delivery... I WANT TO LIVE FOREVER TO BE THERE FOR THEM.... I know "forever" may not be possible but I need to know that I live as much as I could.
With all my empathy to Casey's family, thank you for the Support to the JDRF!!!
she should of just takin care of her diabetes im she through away being filthy rich just cause she was being stupid
it is not that easy, i undertsand your point of view but you dont know what position she was in and most of self harm (no matter what form) is a cause of unconcious messages. she was suppressing something from her environment that caused her not to accept a part of herself. when you said this i felt there was some sort of pain you were coming from. im sorry you feel this way about her life.
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