Type 1 Diabetes Pillows

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In November We Wear Blue Rainbow Diabetes Awareness Month

Insulin prices are soaring. Let's raise awareness about T1D by explaining how crucial insulin is for us. I'll donate half my sales of this shirt to t1international. #insulinforall

It's always tough when new friends, colleagues or family asks if we can eat something.

T1D warriors, where you at?

Funny warrior popsicle for people with diabetes.

diababes, where you at?

Are you tired of pseudo science telling you or the folks you love to STOP TAKING INSULIN! Me too. Snake oil doesn't cure diabetes but science treats it.

This ribbon is perfect for showing support and raising awareness about the cause. It's a symbol of strength for you and for family, friends, co-workers, classmates or neighbors. Diabetes Awareness

Diabeetus

type 1 diabetes awareness month to support all t1d warriors and fighters.

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Diabeetus simple vector Art

Diabadass - Diabetes

Blue Sunflower. Diabetes Awareness

DIABEETUS IS ME BLACK

VINTAGE DIABEETUS STAMPLE LOGO

wear the blue ribbon for your dad mom husband wife grandpa grandma-this is a gift for diabetic warrior survivors who are fighting diabetes-do not let diabetes define them

diabetes awareness month gift to raise awareness of diabetes and support all diabetes warriors.

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T1D Mama Bear

T1D Mama Bear design as requested

Any have those family members who go out of their way to get them the surgar free cake or cookies for the holidays? While its so sweet, I never like the taste and I know many of us would rather bolus for the sweets we want if we want them at all. Here's to us!

Support team, type 1 and type 2 diabetic squad for the World Diabetes Day and November awareness Month for diabetic girl and boys, boyfriend and girlfriend or grandpa and grandparent or veteran hero and brother and sister or yourself. Diabetic cat warrior Great cat warrior samurai ribbon blue for "Nothing scares me" type one or two diabetic warrior. Wear this diabetes clothing and remember in November Wear the Blue - Back the blue for diabetic Hero, mom, dad, brother, sister, diabetic cat lover

Type 2 diabetes is nothing to be ashamed of. Create awareness and educate people about Type 2 diabetes. It can be just as challenging as Type 1 diabetes and it also deserves respect and recognition

Type 2 diabetes is nothing to be ashamed of. Create awareness and educate people about Type 2 diabetes. It can be just as challenging as Type 1 diabetes and it also deserves respect and recognition

Diabeetus Tribute Celebrate the legacy of Wilford Brimley with our exclusive "Diabeetus Tribute" apparel. This collection honors a beloved figure and raises awareness about diabetes, a cause he passionately championed. Each item is a homage to his dedication and a symbol of our collective commitment to diabetes education and support. Key Features: 🩸 Diabeetus Awareness: Advocate for diabetes awareness and understanding. 🎗️ Tribute to Wilford Brimley: Commemorate the life and advocacy of a beloved icon. 👕 Comfortable Fit: Designed for comfort, making it ideal for everyday wear. 🌱 Eco-Friendly Materials: Crafted from sustainable and responsibly sourced fabrics. 💙 Support a Cause: A portion of proceeds contributes to diabetes research

This laid back dragon is taking it easy, as he floats in the sky sporting his extra dragon scales.

Makes a great gift for anyone who loves coffee and has diabetes. It's also a great way to raise awareness of how common diabetes is and how you deal with it.

Diabeetus

Diabeetus

wear the blue ribbon for your dad mom husband wife grandpa grandma-this is a gift for diabetic warrior survivors who are fighting diabetes-do not let diabetes define them

Show your support for diabetes awareness month!

Diabetes Awareness We Fight Together Shirt

'I ain't doing it' Funny pancreas not producing insulin. Cute and funny gift for November, the Diabetes Awareness Month.