OUR MORNING WITH T1D

We had a really lovely morning this last omnipod change. I wanted to give you guys a look to see what site changes look like these days. I still change them in her sleep when I can, but it’s also a big win when omnipod changes end up like this.
It’s amazing to see both of our confidences grow as we go through this life with T1D. I’m very proud of us and more so Addie because she literally amazes me every day!
I hope we inspire you all to keep it up and live your best life. Attitude is everything!
#type1diabetes #diabetictoddler #omnipod #sitechange #type1

[@cherylmartin9618]

Addie is such a trooper with what she has to deal with at her age !

[@TypeOneTalks]

Just discovered your channel. I can’t thank you enough for sharing this content. I’m sure This is so incredibly powerful and helpful to so many t1d toddler parents. I was diagnosed at the age of 3 (now 38) and I wish my mom could have watched your channel 35 years ago! It would have helped her so so much. You too are the best !

[@ajallyn4270]

hi, you know you're the only types of videos that I watch to learn how to do things. I love how you post these type of videos you've really helped through my journey. I don't know why I'm not posting this on your channel. I just saw your name, and I thought well gonna be good to come at something

[@dawnm6808]

She is so patient. She is definitely a diabetic warrior. Addie is the best and so funny and adorable.

[@At0micAllison]

I’m so glad she seems to be getting less anxious about the site changes. Also, I vote for an official name change from “Diabetes” to “Bi-Beedus (88)” 😂

[@jens1856]

Addie is Amazing!!! So adorable precious how she speaks copying mommy with Diabetes etc absolutely adorable 😻😻😺😺❤️❤️💜💜

[@wandadiaz5665]

Addie always put a smile on my face☺️ I love her so very much🥰 she's so brave👍🏼

[@julianekg]

Addie is so adorable, precious and smart. Thank you for sharing! Much love to you and your family.

[@sarahjo5574]

Omg shes just the sweetest girl ever and those hair curls melt my heart❤❤❤❤ bless her

[@neekieeee]

Guys, at the end of the day, this is not your child. Theres no need to get in the comments and tell her how to raise her children. If u cant just enjoy the content and not put ur 2 cents in the comments, maybe go watch something else. Shes not putting this intimate content out to get bashed or told shes doing things wrong. She doesn't need ur 2 cents. Take it somewhere else.

[@user-ix7ux9hq9n]

Hey, I am free whenever you are you do fans but I am my mom is your name you can you still healthy love you

[@jeanne3259]

Very well said..

[@yesak0506]

Well...if she doesn't want honest responses to an intimate issue then don't put it out here. Personally those "negative " responses which in reality is constructive criticism aimed at helping this child from some very questionable care of a diabetic.

[@neekieeee]

@yesak0506 just because you put something online doesn't mean it should be responded to at all. Was she asking for responses? No

[@yesak0506]

@@neekieeee Was I?

[@lizm9822]

Thank you for sharing your journey! Addie is such a brave and sweet little angel ❤️❤️

[@maeaubrey3187]

First and foremost let me say Addie is sooooo freakin cute! I couldn’t imagine having a little one like her with a health condition like she has. It has to be more than hard. We don’t know u less we’ve been there. Second everyone saying keep your comments to yourself is very confusing to me. This is a public social media account. Anyone can see or comment if they choose. If anyone doesn’t want people to know thier personal story or comment on it then they will not use this site. Third there’s a nice way to say things and a rude way. I’m sure mom is adult enough to listen to the people who are sharing their opinions as long as they are adult about it and not rude! Fourth I think most of us are looking at her sugar intake just as a normal toddler. In my opinion and it’s just that my opinion…she consumes a lot of sugar even for a normal toddler. On top of that we rarely see her eat healthy snacks which is concerning. The only time I can recall recently was her eating a fruit snack at the pool. Most other times is candy, chips, donuts etc. which is fine my kids eat that stuff also but very very scarce. And they are perfectly healthy. But that’s my choice and as addys mom it’s her choice what she is ok with addy having. I highly doubt addys doctor has said …yes feed addy anything she wants and just adjust her insulin. Type 1 or not. Maybe there is much more going on than what we see. If so let us see it! Show the world that addy gets healthy snacks! Let us see those as well. Anyhow I’ll close with I’m not in her shoes so I can’t say how I would be if it were one of mine. I may be the same as addys mom you never know until your in those shoes yourself! Remember everyone be nice when leaving your opinions. Women need to build one another up not tear each other down!❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@lilawolf6044]

I just watched a video where her dexcom expired in the night. Her blood sugar was 278 she gave her insulin and Oreos . That isn’t good. As a t1 I can say it’s a rollercoaster I that makes me nervous for her.

[@estherriza5563]

She's so sweet... great job mom!!!!

[@theresavitale5929]

ADDIE IS ADORABLE. SHE IS SO LUCKY TO HAVE A MOM LIKE YOU

[@ElevenII8]

I’m so proud of y’all.

[@kellyfoster8079]

Addie your so brave !!!! Good job Momma !!!!

[@barbhelle5481]

Addie is so strong and amazing.

[@riyankapaul4284]

My day incomplete without watching Addie..u r strong cute baby ❤

[@Yahsharsarah]

Addie is so precious!

[@shauntayecooper9489]

Addie is brave lil girl I am so proud of her

[@sfdo1447]

I love to listen to her.. her talking is so cutee.. God heal u quickly 💖💖💖💖💖

[@VinodKumar-rp9kg]

I really love your kid and may she get everything she want ❤❤

[@FaTima-gp8ex]

Addie is so adorable and brave❤

[@ishapandey28]

Such sweet child 💖 god bless

[@ashnkksmom2264]

I just love her my granddaughters love to eat their frosting with some donuts like Addie does. I just love how Addie is given some choices since she has no control over getting them put on at least she can say where and what colors to put on.

[@pilarortiz3039]

Nice shared feelings and thoughts ...a grownup addie. Acceptance of who is she is...take care of her mom samara. Your toddler addie. Lots of loving support and minding good and bad comments for her betterment! God bless your family for her esoecially! ❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊

[@pilarortiz3039]

Take care if addie! God bless you mom samara!

[@pilarortiz3039]

Typo if of

[@inazkemaladewi8664]

I can’tttt. Addie in this video’s thumbnail is soooo cuteeee

[@LadyWeasel]

The way she chomped at the pineapples and avocados! 🤣

[@azubahdeena4758]

Her words are too cute make her talk plz it's literally putting smile and peace

[@oliviaslatter4625]

im 25 and i think i would have the same reaction, shes a brave little girl. x

[@iloveblackpink980]

Cute Addie 🥰❤️

[@aftonandnoelleclendenin8301]

She’s so cute I’m glad she was less nervous about changing her pod

[@lilawolf6044]

I agree. I’m sure she still has her moments , but she seems a lot more relaxed

[@charycemitchell8198]

She is so adorable ❤

[@lisademauro5618]

Addie did so great this time!! She usually does though even on the hard days, because she has to do it! I love that she can pick her own stickers to make that part fun cuz why not right!!? She so stinkin cute 🥰 good job Mama, your calm helps her I'm sure of that. She knows her mama has her back🎉

[@chandhneedharani2319]

I used to adore her and made so many brave decisions in my lyf she is such an angel❤❤❤❤😊

[@alyrose2824]

She is so cute I love it.😁

[@melissaolson4774]

Addie is so cute!!! I love her!

[@heddispaghetti8189]

She’s just too cute!

[@joycesampson1518]

She. Is. So. Cute. She. Done. A. Good. Job. God. Bless her.

[@mallikarjunas8274]

Finally! Her favourite food 🥯🥯🥯

[@hopetorres6514]

She so cute I love her

[@nitishp123]

God Bless here !

[@debg0402]

Lol I thought she said “I’m Addie I’m a badass” which is also true 😂

[@LadyWeasel]

I think she did 🤣

[@chronicpancreatitisgpandpi2937]

Not being mean but bribing her with super sugary foods won’t teach her about low carb nutrition. Try using low carb treats instead.

[@TheT1DMama]

I’m not trying to teach her about low carb nutrition 👍🏼

[@Littleavacado12]

@@TheT1DMama hello I’m a big fan I’ve been loosing weight been having massive drinks and sometimes vomiting aren’t those symptoms of t1d if so my mum won’t take me the doctors

[@janeventrella1419]

She said she wasn’t going to deny her any foods. 🤔

[@janeventrella1419]

@@TheT1DMamajust curious as I’d like the knowledge. Her MD doesn’t want sugar and carb monitoring? I’m talking about on a regular not as a treat.

[@PrasannaMs-wb2js]

ADDIE I love you baby you've looking amazing so quest,,,❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🙌🙌🙌🙌 god bless you

[@theresegbada7697]

Guys she's so cute and her voice omgod

[@TotallyxMxdilynn]

❤

[@adesusanto7655]

Addie yang cantik semoga lekas sembuh ya, Allah sayang sama kamu❤❤❤🤲

[@LazarusShezza]

She is so cutee

[@adesusanto7655]

Addie semoga sehat dan keluarganya ❤❤

[@lewagoran245]

❤🤲🤲🤲

[@catherinespark]

I think there’s an illusion going here with regards to how much sugar she has in her regular diet. She probably gets more sugar than the average toddler on dexcom and pod change days because: 1. Treat for being good and braving changes, and to build pleasant associations 2. “It’s not safe for you to eat that til we’ve done your pod and dexcom change” is a good motivator for compliance with what’s necessary anyway And we probably see her eating sugar a disproportionate amount of the time in the ‘I let her eat what she likes’ videos because they’re edited for illustration. Either way, she’ll be under the care of a competent pediatrician and diabetes team, who can view these publicly-posted videos and share truly important/gamechanging concerns/advice pertaining to her particular case. In conjunction with my previous comment illustrating why we can’t impose ‘normal’ rules onto minority individual cases, I think we’re all good here. :)

[@elliesouza717]

More importantly, there's an illusion here that complete strangers get to have any input in the care of someone else's child

[@elliesouza717]

More importantly, there's an illusion here that complete strangers get to have any input in the care of someone else's child

[@jmolvera8337]

Why feed her junk food?

[@neekieeee]

Because she can. Is she ur child? No! Gtfo!

[@TheT1DMama]

There’s no such thing as “junk” food.

[@paulaboggs4339]

Because SHE CAN! Her child

[@mallikarjunas8274]

Such a cute words🥰🥰🥰

[@Marah1733]

I have type 1 diabetes and i hate it when people say you cant eat that because your diabetic. type 1 diabetics can eat whatever they want so dont judge.

[@keaka560]

Thanks I Good idea I need donut myself

[@user-gl6qw6or8e]

Едди ширин бала Аллах сене комек олсун

[@ElevenII8]

How much insulin does the pod take ?

[@catherinespark]

OK, I am putting this out there for the thoughts it may provoke. My sister and I grew up with a VERY rare, lifelong, genetic in-born error of protein metabolism. It basically means that all natural protein is dangerous to us in more than a very small quantity and thus requires a restrictive diet (and when I say small quantities, I mean it makes a difference whether we have a slice of white bread or wholegrain bread - that's the level of precision I mean. On sick days - when protein intake has to be even lower as a safety precaution - wholegrain bread is too high in protein but white bread is ok). Not getting enough calories can put us into metabolic crisis, just as much as eating too much natural protein can. For this reason, all the best medical experts have actively urged us all our lives to eat specifically 'junk food' - crisps, sweets, sugar, chips. We are even prescribed a pure carbohydrate, protein-free, high glycemic index polymer - maxijul - to help with this effort. For us, it is an indispensable food group. Why? Because all sources of natural protein also contain significant amounts of hitchhiker calories, as it were. If a person cuts down natural protein to the degree that my sister and I have to on a day to day basis, it actually results in a diet that doesn't contain sufficient hitchhiker calories to make up an overall calorie count that can sustain life. Hence junk food becoming nutritionally important for us. There are a couple of people with our condition who also have T1D, and this guideline remains necessarily the case for them too. I share this here to illustrate that when it comes to medical conditions, you really cannot use normal rules to predict or anticipate the ideal nutritional goals for any one person with them, so there really is no point in commenting from the outside. They could be completely turned on their heads, as they are for my sister and me.

[@chelseasylvester2455]

I appreciate your comment. I have a t1d 3 year old. Counting carbs and monitoring her bg is tough but it can always be worse. I had no idea what t1d actually meant until my daughter's diagnoses and I find most people don't know about what they don't deal with. Having to avoid protein... wow I didn't know about this condition, of course, but I just went to look it up. How difficult to live a healthy lifestyle when protein could give you brain damage! As with carbs, people don't realize that carbs are in everything! With the exception of meat, eggs and cheese. Protein is hidden in everything too. And food labels aren't created equally. I wish you the best and thank you for your comment.

[@wanda997able]

I think Addie is a great lil girl. I think mom needs to change her diet. Thank you for sharing the content.

[@elliesouza717]

I know this isn't your child. I also know you have no clue what the difference is between type 1 and type 2 diabetes. Type 1 is not impacted by diet. Her pancreas doesn't work and no change in diet will affect that. And when someone is diagnosed, they are referred to a dietician. That's not you and your guesses at what you think she needs. 🙄

[@wanda997able]

@elliesouza717 thank you for the feed back.

[@user-rp4fr1lb5y]

Siempre es bueno consultar con 2 o 3 médicos, a veces unos son mejores que otros.

[@BhavaniElluturi]

Hi medam my son five years old type 1 daibetic problem.....diet ela cheyali

[@luluirizar6291]

Addy is a beautiful little princess , there is no doubt you are a wonderful mom and you want to protect your child from any suffering . But as a nurse, I worked with adults with type 1 DM since childhood ; when I see this big glazed donut in her hand ...I think Addy needs to be taught that she has a health problem , that she needs to accept it and control it and work with it with all the help and suppport of family and friends and health care providers. Little by little she will learn ; otherwise her quality of life through the time ....will be not good at all and neither her life expectancy. Think about it.

[@TheT1DMama]

She does not have a health problem. We control it just fine with our current lifestyle. She’s healthy. ✌🏼

[@alien.aryn88]

You're seriously going to tell a toddler that she can't have a few nibbles of a donut as a treat? 🙄...I think her mum is doing a fantastic job!

[@gregzgurl2004]

I’m with you. Working with type 1 diabetic patients and had a sister with it. Eating everything in “moderation” eventually took her kidneys, eyesight and two toes. Plus the hypoglycemic episodes were so scary. There are great resources (ChocZero, Lily’s) for diabetics now. I make donuts (it’s not that hard, I promise!) but make them low carb/diabetic-friendly.

[@luluirizar6291]

@@gregzgurl2004 Thank you!

[@luluirizar6291]

@@alien.aryn88 Her mom is a wonderful mom there is not doubt about it . But I've seen patient in their early 30's with dialisis, amputation , ulcer that never heal and almost blind ..... it broke my heart . There are lots of alternative food and and treats for this kind of patient.... Addy is in a good age to begin teaching , later it would be difficult. This is the moment. She deserves a long and productive life and mommy to be proud and happy that did an excellent job.

[@ciytnnai4386]

Wow.....

[@Lolita_lv13]

You got something against a child enjoying a donut? Addie may have Type 1 diabetes but that doesn't stop her from enjoying her childhood

[@coolcucumber372]

⁠@@Lolita_lv13they never said anything against that

[@CALIMERO452001]

She is brave this little one, my why two apareils please, it's so serious that that. 😘😘😘😘

[@AydenSardo2-du5pm]

Why does sh3 need a site

[@taralytle4952]

Lol

[@darlene4237]

🤨

[@Lolita_lv13]

Just because Addie has Type 1 diabetes does not mean she can not have a dount every once in awhile. Is Addie your daughter??? No??? Then keep your comments to yourself

[@Contessa6363]

Listen Bratty because Addie is exploited on You Tube every day we can comment! And BTW go back and crawl under your sociopathic Rock! This is for Lolita!

[@lollipoplola8350]

Fr

[@Art_BySage]

I thought you were divorced

[@rubayaafzal2658]

How is that relevant here?

[@Dead.scream]

The amount of sugar and donuts she is given turns a healthy to unhealthy weight lz stop feeding her all these junks and instead introduce her to healthier food and snacks ❤ im saying this only because i love Addie and i want her the healthiest and happiness possible

[@elliesouza717]

I missed where she is your child. Your thoughts on her care don't matter. You see a moment here or there. That doesn't tell you anything about her diet as a whole...and as a total stranger... It doesn't matter what you think

[@Dead.scream]

@@elliesouza717 aha so its okay for someone to also kll their kid and others to mind their own business because its not their child ? Typical stoopidmarican in here

[@johnhipp604]

Can I ask addie something

[@Itsbear33]

Try distracting her put it on but don’t start it yet and then wait a little then when she’s distracted click it she may get a little reaction but it won’t be worse

[@elliesouza717]

Try realizing this isn't your child. She's handled this since she was a baby. She knows what her kid needs, what works with her... You are a total stranger.

[@coolcucumber372]

@@elliesouza717They were only giving advice, not interfering.

[@JH-nb4nn]

Literally child abuse to feed a child this much trash. APPALLING. No wonder she has an autoimmune issue. Just disturbing.

[@beatamorgan2031]

O MY SHE MUST CRIE￶ ￶😥😭🙁

[@helistin1986]

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