I do not "count my carbs." I do not think CARB CONSCIOUS. I don't even monitor my TYPE of carb intake. I GUESS my carbs, and if I go hyperglycemic, I RAGE BOLUS AND I KILL MYSELF.
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I do not "count my carbs." I do not think CARB CONSCIOUS. I don't even monitor my TYPE of carb intake. I GUESS my carbs, and if I go hyperglycemic, I RAGE BOLUS AND I KILL MYSELF.

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JJK men reacting to their S/O low blood sugar
this is so self indulgent as iām a type one diabetic and i just wanna mix that in with a few of my interests, also the whole āalarmā mention is the alarm the dexcom has when you go low, just for context, this is also something i made after being awake far too late so if itās bad im so sorry but i hope you enjoy it!
Satoru Gojo:
this man is KNOWN for having a sweet tooth so the moment your phones dexcom alarm goes off some sort of sweet is already being shoved in your face, will sit with you for the entire 15-20 mins it takes for your sugar to go back up, sometimes heāll try to crack jokes to take your mind off the passing out feeling, even if you donāt fully understand him you still appreciate the gesture.
but on the rare chance heās not home and he gets the notification on his phone best believe youāll be hearing that ding āeat something. rn.ā will be checking on you every 2 mins
Kento Nanami:
will drop everything the moment he hears that alarm on with phone go off, heāll approach and analyze for a moment to see how severe the symptoms are before he goes to get you either a small snack or a juice box
will sit with you no matter what. on the floor? heās right there next to you. on the curb? heās popping a squat. in the store? heāll sit in an aisle with you. itās 3 am and he has to be up early? donāt care, heās holding you against his side and monitoring you for 15-20 mins until your blood sugar goes back up.
Ryomen Sukuna:
he hears the alarm go off and he grumbles everytime he hears it, acting as if heās annoyed by it but still, a snack or juice is still infront of you in seconds.
he wonāt say much but heāll watch you from the corner of his eye to make sure you donāt pass out on him, a (not so) subtle way of showing his care for you
once the 15-20 minutes are up heāll still watch you for a few moments longer to make sure youāre truly alright before grumbling something inaudible (truly heās not annoyed, just worried)
Hiromi Higuruma:
alarm blares through the room, making him almost scribble over the document he was just writing in but nonetheless he gets up and walks to get you what you need, once returned he hands them to you and watches you carefully to make sure you get everything down alright
he sits next to you the entire time and when you try to tell him youāre alright and that you donāt want to interrupt his work he just waves his hand in dismissal and says āwork can wait, iād rather make sure you donāt pass out on meā
even after he returns to work after your fine heās still periodically checking up on you, just silently eyeing you to make sure youāre alright, you eventually have to firmly, yet kindly, tell him that youāre not dying anymore and heās free to focus on his work
Takuma Ino:
alarm goes off and somehow ino is louder than it. heās already rushing to get you more than what you need, like much more than what you need.
he plops all of it in front of you and practically force feeds you a juice box which you shakily accept.
he sits infront of you the entire time, just watching you, making sure youāre alright, heāll have your hands in his, his thumbs brushing over your knuckles as he waits ever so patiently for your blood sugar to go back up.
Popping bottles in the club tonight!! and by bottles I mean insulin injections and by the club I mean my bedroom
Weird rant but Iām EXHAUSTED by the fact that medical supplies are either mind-numbingly clinical or literally made for children.
Iām sick of having to buy adhesive patches for my CGM that are covered in crayon scribble and unicorn patterns because all the rest are depressingly plain and I just want something colorful and FUN.
Iām sick of disabled young adults being completely overlooked by society because the stereotypes only include ādecrepit elderly personā and āpoor innocent child who doesnāt deserve the horrors of a disabilityā.
Iām sick of the idea that disabled people are incapable/undeserving of being happy and enjoying life and should just settle for a Dull Gray Existence, and if they ARE happy, then theyāre an āØamazing special inspiration⨠whoās going to constantly be put on a pedestal and infantilized to hell and back.

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Being disabled in America is absolutely baffling to me. Why am I being charged up to 1,000 dollars for a TINY vial of fluid that the rest of you get for free. Why am I being charged for something I genuinely need to stay alive. I will die without insulin and it is so unfairly expensive
yeah I've really fucked up my pancreas by being fucking born and breathing
When the low is so bad you start sweating and shaking