the future.
She was the quiet girl that no one noticed
And when she disappeared for a week
No one noticed
She wondered what she had so done wrong
To be diagnosed at the age of 14
Now a type one diabetic
Fighting for the rest of her life
Four or more injections a day
Not including the finger pricks
Now feels like a robot with the wire coming from her side
She's watched her loved ones be hurt by this monster
Hoping to catch her revenge someday
Four years later, she's ready to make a difference
Off to college and pursuing a degree
To hopefully repay this disease for the loved ones it has taken
I am this girl.
I am a diabetic.
I am the future.
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