At our NYC event, we had an amazing group of college-aged attendees from @thediabeteslink join us. We gave them a space to ask questions about what’s up ahead. Things like dating with diabetes, starting a new job, managing on their own for the first time, or figuring out how to talk about diabetes in everyday life. The rest of the group had already been through that phase and got to share their advice, insights, and the things they wish they had known back then. It turned into one of the most honest, supportive conversations we’ve had. This question: “How do you tell people at work about your diabetes?” Peter’s answer really stuck with all of us and might be exactly what someone else out there needs to hear. What would your answer be? (fb)

At our NYC event, we had an amazing group of college-aged attendees from @thediabeteslink join us. We gave them a space to ask questions about what’s up ahead. Things like dating with diabetes, starting a new job, managing on their own for the first time, or figuring out how to talk about diabetes in everyday life. The rest of the group had already been through that phase and got to share their advice, insights, and the things they wish they had known back then. It turned into one of the most honest, supportive conversations we’ve had. This question: “How do you tell people at work about your diabetes?” Peter’s answer really stuck with all of us and might be exactly what someone else out there needs to hear. What would your answer be? (fb)