My heart is breaking. I’m so sorry for your loss.💔💔💔💔💔

I am so sorry for your loss. I wasn't diagnosed until I was in the ER at 44. I had a BG of over 500 and was in full ketoacidosis. I spent 4 days in hospital.

My grandma and my dad. They both have diabetes but it's type 2

The word you are looking for is "treatment".

Nah man, you cannot have a "normal" Life, It OBVIOUSLY DEFINE US. 😅😅 It's so clear I don't know how anyone can deny this after 30 years of having It

i need to find out how to sue. Type 1 diabetes complications now serious.

please test your kids, blood and urine for sugar (glucose), every year or every 6 months❤

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Plakala som

Peace in heavenKycie

Pls provide your digital d box I am unable to access it from website and it's hectic why not just public it

Kycie terry song name

I feel like I see is my car and Angel and rest in peace I see❤❤❤❤❤

Thank you for sharing your heartbreaking story this story watching this video saved my life realizing that my heath problems was undiagnosed type 1 not knowing symptoms i had kidney failure multiple times and either hospitals wrote it off as dehydration few years later i had a😅😅 heart attack during dka and was finally was diagnosed at 35 after symptoms starting at 9 years old my parents forgot my grandmother had childhood type one so wasn't in my medical history god bless you guys and your beautiful daughter taken to soon but her story saved my life and many others including my daughter who got diagnosed soon after me shes a guardian angle for many ❤

❤Such love to you and your family. We too, almost lost our grandson to T1D at 17mths old. Full blown DKA from a missed diagnosis. Thank you so much for sharing your story. This is truly an under diagnosed disease that needs to be brought to the forefront in Doctors offices to ER's.

Heartbreaking story and really scary to go thru:(

My cousin was misdiagnosed. He was originally diagnosed as type two, because he was a bigger guy. Then over time he started to get sick. He goes to the emergency room and finds out that he was type one all along. His original endocrinologist was mistreating him and that’s why he got so sick. He wasn’t getting enough insulin. He went to the endocrinologist to get his files because he was never going back there again. He basically told the doctor off saying that he could’ve died because he wasn’t getting enough insulin. His new doctor has been treating him correctly for the last six months now and he’s doing better than ever.

I am so upset and angry for these poor parents they did everything right and the Dr failed her. This little girl will not be forgotten and remembered for her smile.

My son was mis diagnosed for a month. 😢

I'M A BRITTLE DIABETIC THAT MEAN'S I DON'T HAVE MY PANCREASE IT WAS REMOVED 95% 3 WEEKS OLD AND THE OTHER 5% AT 4 WEEKS OLD BACK IN 1978

I have type 1 diabetes. So many people get confused and some of my family still tells me to “not eat too much sugar.” I used to be a level 7 gymnast and won over 16 trophies and 55 plus medals. I even competed at worlds for cheerleading. People still mislabel me and one doctor even got confused between type 1 and type 2. It’s sad that people don’t know what this disease actually is.

This happened to my youngest daughter when she was 15, she was already in DKA and seen a doctor during this time, they failed to check her sugar! 3 weeks later she ends up in icu now she’s 19 and type 1 diabetic, I thank God everyday that my baby is ok, but this could of been so different, My heart breaks for the parents that have lost children due to undiagnosed diabetes

Interesting how my friend's 1 year old kid just got diagnosed with trype1 after antibiotics for an ear infection.

i’m so sorry for your loss .pray for kycie .love you

kycie was such a Beautiful little She is in the hands of Jesus.

Strictly speaking, it isn’t even a medication. The body usually makes its own insulin, which is an endocrine hormone, but people with T1 need to inject it manually because their pancreas can’t produce it.

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Why does the doctors not have a blood tester and keytone metre tester in every doctors desk drawer

This little girl has gone through so much she shouldn't be dead she should be alive with her family bless this little girl for being a fighter❤❤❤❤

i cannot believe this

Thank youuu

Amen ❤

I could be completely wrong, this is just an inference based on what was said. That doctor needs to be held accountable. For just looking at her and saying well her brother had strep maybe she does too and not looking at her symptoms more closely. Her symptoms screamed diabetes. Her brothers symptoms were that of strep throat.

My blood sugar was almost 600. In December of last year.

As type one diabetics if anyone or you think somebody is presenting with diabetic symptoms get out a new lancet and test them you will probably be wrong but if it saves one life like kycees it’s got to be worth it

I was diagnosed type 1 at the age of 51. Dr was shocked that someone my age could be diagnosed type 1. Am 57 now and almost a 2nd degree black belt.

God bless now and always Dr Igudia. And I really wanted to say a very big thanks for helping me cure my diabetes I thought it was the end until I meant you keep saving lives doctor.

Make a simple blood sugar check by finger stick at your physician's office a standard procedure.

My dad’s brother died of type 1 when he was 4 years old. Insulin was just becoming available and the treatment prior to insulin was a bread and water diet! This was in the 1920’s. My sister was dx’ed at age 11 blood sugars were in the 600’s which could have been much worse but…due to having several people with type 1 in the family awareness of symptoms caught it early on.

Been diagnosed for three years as an diabetic type 2....not overweight and all the signals of type 1..rapid weight loss, super high blood sugars 32 mmol/l and a hba1c of 104 mmol/l I asked the doctor to check my insuline levels and antibodies,but no she said we ain't going to do that your a type 2. I went straight away on an ketogenic diet and could stretch my health for more than three years....now for a week of two I'm diagnosed for type 1 after I had crashed the second of February this year...lost 12 kilogram in 1 á 2 weeks and been struggling until the end of April...the hospital doctor told me that if I were 1 á 2 weeks later they had to get me to the ER and if I was any later I didn't survive! Now I finally got insuline because my pancreas doesn't make any insuline anymore! I say....thanks f uck ers....thanks for destroying me overall! The insuline is working and I'm getting my weight, body mass, muscle and strength back...I'm progressing well in my exercises and halfway of what I did before the crash.

Your daughter is beautiful with blue eyes and I wish she would never got sick

Nice video, I bought Ambrosia Nightrider cgm to monitor glucose which works great with the Libre sensor, their alarm feature is very helpful during night, it also gives alarm alerts when readings are not in range.

This is a very touching story that opens my eyes more on type 1 diabetes. My dad also died of type 2 diabetes but this opens my eyes more to the disease and how serious it is. Thank you for posting this video and i am sending lots of hugs and kisses.

I followed kycie’s story from the beginning and I was saddened by it but one little girl has saved sooooo many lives. Love you mostest infinity terry family.

That good

Nice cool

What A Gorgeous Little Girl I Can't Believe What Happened To This Little Sweetheart When I Heard Her Story It Brought Tears To My Eyes 🥺🥺🥺😭😭😭

**currently scheduling ped visit**

Simple finger prick test could save so many children. My doctor heard the symptoms and bam finger prick right away, off to A&E and training me for three days solid, couldn't have been more happy with how professional and quickly they all acted and because l live in Ireland it's universal care so no cost. I'm now confident at administrating insulin for my son. I can't imagine the pain of losing children to this, it's treatable. Doctors need to be more vigilant.

Keely and I love him john McCain