Notes on Living

Living with Type 1 diabetes often looks simple from the outside, but many of the daily decisions and adjustments happen quietly behind the scenes. Here’s a look at the small, often unseen realities of managing Type 1 diabetes every day.

Mental Health & Type 1 Diabetes: When "Everyday Life" Feels Like A Lot

Disclaimer:  I am not a medical professional. The content shared on Farah’s T1D Life reflects my personal experiences living with Type 1 Diabetes. It is intended for informational and community purposes only and should not be taken as medical advice. Please consult your doctor or qualified healthcare provider for guidance about your own health, treatment, or any medical questions you may have. This past Wednesday, I felt irritation in my eye, and at first thought it was due t

34 years with Type 1 Diabetes, and I'm still learning, growing, and showing up every day. We were on a family trip in the summer of 1991 when I suddenly got really sick. I couldn’t keep food down, the weight started falling off, and I was thirsty all the time — literally drinking two full liters of seltzer water a day. My parents didn’t understand what was happening, so my dad took me to the hospital. That’s when the word “diabetes” entered my world — a word that would change