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13 september 2020 |  Event

IAPO – World Patient Safety Day

Det är så häftigt! Jag ska i veckan som kommer vara med i en panel under IAPOs kongress och jag kommer att dela mina erfarenheter om hur denna pandemi har förändrat mitt liv som ”diabetes-influencer” och vad jag anser vara viktigt att utveckla och att prata om i vårt diabetes community! Det är tufft att ha en kronisk sjukdom och helt plötsligt förändras världen. Min privata värld. Att från en dag till en annan få en helt ny vardag kan vara påfrestande och det har förändrat mitt synsätt på diabetes och hur olika vi lever globalt.

I am so excited to be joining #GPC2020 next week! I will be sharing my impact on how this pandemic has changed my life as an diabetes advocate and what I see as a need for the diabetes community during this time #WorldPatientSafetyDay

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I get a lot of questions why I run, expose myself to hard races and train when it is possible to sit down in a comfy sofa (😘) I don’t have a good answer to it except that I want to be strong and a receipt that it is possible despite t1 diabetes. Summer for me has in recent years not gotten the star shine it should. 2020 I got sepsis, got very sick and hospitalized all summer. Was discharged with a catheter for one kidney and thus half man half woman for a few months. In 2021, I had surgery for what had caused my sepsis. Östling’s kidney. In 2023 I had to cancel my vacation, go straight to the emergency room and hospitalized for more than 2 weeks due to an infection in the kidney that caused a lot of pain, tears and a resignation I didn’t think I could handle. None of this is related to T1 diabetes and nothing I could have done differently to avoid. Despite that, I was determined. Copenhagen Half Marathon 2023, Stockholm Marathon 2024, what’s next? There are obviously more diseases than diabetes but life goes on and there are a lot of positives in life that you have to take advantage of 🫶🏻❤️

I get a lot of questions why I run, expose myself to hard races and train when it is possible to sit down in a comfy sofa (😘)

I don’t have a good answer to it except that I want to be strong and a receipt that it is possible despite t1 diabetes.

Summer for me has in recent years not gotten the star shine it should.
2020 I got sepsis, got very sick and hospitalized all summer. Was discharged with a catheter for one kidney and thus half man half woman for a few months.
In 2021, I had surgery for what had caused my sepsis. Östling’s kidney.
In 2023 I had to cancel my vacation, go straight to the emergency room and hospitalized for more than 2 weeks due to an infection in the kidney that caused a lot of pain, tears and a resignation I didn’t think I could handle.

None of this is related to T1 diabetes and nothing I could have done differently to avoid.

Despite that, I was determined. Copenhagen Half Marathon 2023, Stockholm Marathon 2024, what’s next?

There are obviously more diseases than diabetes but life goes on and there are a lot of positives in life that you have to take advantage of 🫶🏻❤️ ...

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