15 juni 2019 |  Diabetes

Fördel med att använda omlottklänning

Jag sitter i denna stund på Bryssels flygplats. Jag ska om några minuter gå på sista planet mot Nice. Något som jag tänkte på nu idag var glädjen i att jag tog på mig en omlottklänning i morse. Det kan kännas lite naket och utelämnande att dra ner jeansen och ta upp tröjan för att injicera insulin men med denna klänning märks det inte alls! Eller jo, kanske om någon verkligen stirrar men tror inte att så många märker. Mindre än vad man tror.

Så ett tips till er kvinnor där ute. Använd omlottklänning! Det är inte bara himla snyggt utan underlättar även injektioner, haha! Nu så, nu ska jag boarda. Vi hörs när jag är framme i Cannes

I am currently sitting at Brussels Airport. In a few minutes I will be on the final plane towards Nice. Something I was thinking about now was the joy of taking on a wrap dress this morning. It can feel a little naked and omit to pull down the jeans and pick up the shirt to inject insulin but with this dress it is not a problem at all! Or, maybe, if someone really stares but doesn’t think so many notice. Less than you thought.

So one tip for your women out there. Use wrap dress! It is not only very neat but also facilitates injections, haha! Now so, I’m going to board. I’m keeping you updated when I have arrived in Cannes

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