I just wish she wasn't credited for becoming a T1 PM, I'm waiting for if she can do it so can you "sighs".No. She's had diabetes for less than a ninth of the time that I have, in which time I've done a whole bundle of cool things in sport (I've won National championships), travel (globally doing stupid things), career, etc. It hasn't accompanied her on her life like it has many of us, and she had her career in place well before she was diagnosed. Why would that make her inspirational? She's just done what she needs to and got on with it. That's what loads of us have done with our lives.
My point? No use crying over spilt milk. Get on with life.
But shouldn't that be your starting point anyway. You can do whatever you want? I'm on to my second career having had a first successful one and got bored (and I'm doing rather well at that one, thanks very much). I've won a national title in my early twenties and played cricket against West Indies national players in my thirties. I've travelled the world and done some amazing and some equally daft things (from visiting the Taj Mahal to cliff diving and swimming miles from boats to shore), and all while on MDI. T1D doesn't have to stop you from doing anything!I just wish she wasn't credited for becoming a T1 PM, I'm waiting for if she can do it so can you "sighs".
Do you think she is inspirational or not....
For what is worth on the media tonight I thought DC looked relaxed and happy like a weight has been lifted off his shoulders ..
You can't blame him...I think I would be too. Don't envy TM one bit...shes got one hell of a task in front of her.Just be reading the Mail on-line and apparently DC was singing after he left the press conference and was heading for the doors of Downing Street.
You can't blame him...I think I would be too. Don't envy TM one bit...shes got one hell of a task in front of her.