Texting My Pancreas: Diabetes Stigma on Mashable.

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When I think about what we can do to improve the psychosocial health of people living with diabetes it always comes back to this, for me: share your story. Even when it feels like you’re saying the same things again and again, keep sharing. Keep talking. Keep showing. Keep living. Don’t give up.

This is how we change the world for the better.



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