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Heeyz PPL...

How are you all doing? I'm great. I want to tell you a small story about my life and how my life has changed since I have diabetes. I'm 16 now and I was diagnosed on November 2000.

What I do in normal life? Well, I just hang out with my friends and I also drive with my little car that runs on gasoline. All of my friends know what diabetes is and they respect me just as I am. My twin sister Dorien has diabetes since June 1999. So I already knew what it's like to have diabetes. I have to inject myself 4 times a day.

When I heard that I had diabetes I just tried to deny it but there was nothing I could change about it. The fact is that my sister found out that I had the common symptoms that every diabetic has. I drank a lot and I had to go to the bathroom many times. I was really shocked to hear it, but now, after two years, I'm getting used to the fact that I will have it for all my life.

Everything is going well now for me and my sister. If you want to contact me you can e-mail me at markbelinfante@hotmail.com, [you can add me to your MSN with the same address]

I just want to let you all know that having diabetes is hard, but you'll get used to it and learn to live with it. Take care.

Greetzz... [*-*]/

Mark

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Published November 4, 2001
Updated February 24, 2003



 
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