And then

I had my own office with a window
i had a girl friend and her daughter
i had a start to a new family
i had good health
i had lots of friends
and then...
i got diabetes
i got complications
i got symptoms
i got mad
i got sad
and then...
i lost my girlfriend
i lost my income
i lost my start
i lost my future
i lost my sleep
and then...
i took shots
i took pills
i took advise
i took tests
i took more shots
and then...
i found help
i found others like me
i found tudiabetes
i found control
i found praise
and then...
i stayed strong
i stayed smart
i stayed positive
i stayed prepared
i stayed hopeful
and then...
i learned a lot
i learned help is out there
i learned perfection is impossible
i learned health is very important
i learned change is inevitable
and then...
i gave advise
i gave smiles
i gave ideas
i gave help
i gave it my all
and now...
i have diabetes
i have love
i have income
i have friends
i have good health
i have a future
i have more then i had
i have a start to an amazing new life

-31-

Congrats on your success 31

I'M SO HAPPY FOR YOU :)

Nice!

How poetic!

Mmm...Well said. Have you found our Poetry Group started by Sohair?....Blessings...

AWESOME!

I can relate to that!

Good job. You are amazing. Now ifI could only find legs in an antique shop I would be better and maybe this 86 year old WW2 veteran could dance again. Glad all is well. Reed

very noice :) it's quite a process huh?

Says it all…

So very true, excellent description!

I am an adult type 1. I have a son who is a type 1 who is 44 yrs and was one year old when he became a diabetic. What an experience that was and is. I also have a daughter who has Aspergers syndrome, just diagnosed 2 years ago and she is 46 yrs. She is doing better scene she found out what she has. Keep moving. :)

AWESOME!!!!!

Congratulations on your success!

hi there I just happened upon this poem, so glad you are doing better, I knew you had it in you! we all have that power within to manifest what we truly need and desire, so go you, it is all you! many more blessings, amy

i love that poem