Talk about “patient-centered design.” Anyone paying attention to what we go through in real-life (often after dark)?
We love the heck out of T1 blogger and talented illustrator Kim Vlasnik, who once again knows exactly what PWDs want.
Sunday Funnies: “I Wish…”
love it, kim! i’d especially love to have the laser security system in the kitchen!
Haha great! I defo need the last one have eaten lots of choc on countless 2am lows…
This is seriously awesome, Kim! I so needed one of those moving sidewalks last night… it took me like 20 minutes to get the mind-power to finally figure out I needed to walk there.
I’d like to order the moving walkway please!
I needed that fan last night! I don’t need the moving sidewalk because I keep stuff next to my bed but the laser is needed for my Smarties container.
i’ll take one of each please!
funny stuff
Fortunately, it’s been a long while since I experienced that sort of low, but those pictures sure describe what it’s like. There’s also this feeling that one (PWD) wishes non-PWDs had a clue just how annoying diabetes can be. Who else needs to waken up, against their will, to treat a low BG? It’s totally different from a “normal” person (non-PWD!) raiding the refrigerator at night, isn’t it?
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So true! Are those fans come in different colors too?
I agree that sometimes we wish for other people to understand what it’s like to live with Diabetes.