JDowie on Nostr: I now am a glasses wearer. Over the last decade my health has been a real obstacle. I ...
I now am a glasses wearer. Over the last decade my health has been a real obstacle. I was diagnosed as a T1 diabetic back around 2016, after being misdiagnosed for about a decade. The permanent damage from this sucks. My vision seems to be the most recent casualty.
Anyway, I donned my new glasses. I find the feel to be irritating as I'm someone who doesn't even like having stuff in my pockets. However, I have noticed that things are ridiculously clear with them.
This has led me to reflect on my youth. I'm in my mid 40s, and thinking back on my younger healthier years is frankly a real bummer. Things visually used to be this clear. When and why did everything take a turn for the worst? Is it environmental? Was it bad decisions I made that caused my immune system to crush my insulin producing cells? Is it the absurd practices in the agricultural/Pharmaceutical fascistic cabal? I'm not sure if I'll ever know.
What I do know for sure is that I can see a great deal of myself in my two year old son, and I love watching him develop, explore, and experience life. And, I do know that for as long as I can, I will make sure his exposure to these toxic foods and will be near zero.
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#t1diabetes
Anyway, I donned my new glasses. I find the feel to be irritating as I'm someone who doesn't even like having stuff in my pockets. However, I have noticed that things are ridiculously clear with them.
This has led me to reflect on my youth. I'm in my mid 40s, and thinking back on my younger healthier years is frankly a real bummer. Things visually used to be this clear. When and why did everything take a turn for the worst? Is it environmental? Was it bad decisions I made that caused my immune system to crush my insulin producing cells? Is it the absurd practices in the agricultural/Pharmaceutical fascistic cabal? I'm not sure if I'll ever know.
What I do know for sure is that I can see a great deal of myself in my two year old son, and I love watching him develop, explore, and experience life. And, I do know that for as long as I can, I will make sure his exposure to these toxic foods and will be near zero.
#grownostr
#dadthoughts
#t1diabetes