80,000.
80,000 people have, at one time or another read my blog, that's a hell of a lot of people. I'm doing my best to get back into blogging properly again. My blog is over 3 years old, but in the 3 years that I've had it, it has had a massive impression on my life in terms of advocating for Type 1 Diabetes and everyone else living with it. It's got my name out there in the diabetes online community, it's connected me to so many amazing people, it's inspired others, it's inspired what I want to do as a career, it's opened doors to amazing opportunities like going to and speaking Parliament and being a professional blogger for Diabetes UK at the DPC.
I still remember being in awe of 200 views, because at the time, that was a lot of people, that was a proud moment for me, so much so that I took a photo of my computer screen so I could relish in the moment for a bit longer. It's all relative isn't it, to how old your blog is, when you first start a blog any number of views is brilliant, any number is good enough to spur you to keep on going, to keep getting those views. As my blog has grown I've seen the numbers go up often with out me having to put in too much effort, I got it to a point where it could hold it's own, and people knew about it. I'm proud of me for that, I'm proud I managed to stick to something and actually get something out of it, friends, inspiration for other people, inspiration for other people and most of all diabetes awareness, because ultimately, that is what I'm here for.
There is no personal agenda here, no want to be the best blogger out there, just to be a good blogger, and for people to read my blog so that I can continue to be an advocate for Type 1 diabetes and continue to inspire and support people, and be the one who can get that message out there that even though diabetes is not easy, it's not your whole life, there is so much more. Things are a little bit different in the diabetes online community these days, I can't say it's in a bad way, but in a way that I want it to be how it was when I was 15 years old and being inspired by all these different blogs. If I could remember who's blog I was inspired by I would write it but I can't. I started my blog when the 'GBDOC' as a brand, or whatever you want to call it, was a baby! I am happy to see it continue to have an abundance of people involved, and see people connecting and connect with other people but sometimes I can't help but feel like I'm getting lost in a sea of so so many people that it's hard to see which direction it's going in. I will leave that point at, I hope it continues to be true to what it was originally started for. There is a bit of drama around these days and perhaps that's also contributed to why I took a step back.
However, I will continue to blog, I have been a bit torn about whether or not I will, but I have made my decision.
80,000 views later and here it is, here is my blog, my baby, and one of my proudest achievements.
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- british
- broken
- burnt chicken
- calculating
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- clinic
- coke
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- continous glucose monitor
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- cyberbullying
- cyberbullying dugdale centre
- day
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- diagnosis
- diet coke
- different
- dka
- doc
- doctor
- don't let diabetes stop you
- donate
- dont let it stop you
- downing street
- dugdale centre
- ellie huckle
- endocrinologist
- enfield
- enfield town
- english
- enlite sensor
- exams
- exciting
- exmoor zoo
- facts
- facts about type one diabetes
- family
- fears
- feedback
- finger prick
- fire
- french
- friends
- friendship
- friendship quotes
- frustration
- fudge
- fun
- funny
- funny diabetic stories
- gbdoc
- gcse
- girl
- goldfish
- great britain online diabetes community
- grow
- happy new year
- hba1c
- hba1c test
- health
- heroes
- heroes don't always wear capes
- hiding
- high bg
- high blood sugar
- high hba1c
- history
- hope
- hospital
- hospital appointment
- hypoglycaemia
- illness
- inconsiderate
- injecting
- injections
- insulin
- insulin pump
- insulting
- invisibleillness
- Jamie Oliver
- jdrf
- jordan o keefe
- juice
- ketones
- kidney
- kidney damage
- kidneys
- kids
- last time
- laugh
- leaver's
- leavers
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- life as a diabetic
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- life before diabetes
- life with diabetes
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- love your doorstep
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- lunch
- mass
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- regular
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- say no to bullying
- school
- sierra sanderson
- sixth form
- skittles
- sleepy
- smile
- smoke
- speech
- spider phobia
- sponsor us
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- strength
- stress
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- sucks
- sugar
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