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I used to get teased a little bit about it. Like, if they saw me taking my needle at night, if I had a sleepover or something, they were like “Eww”. I just let them know what I have and how it is very serious and stuff, I just let them know that there are certain things I can eat and there are certain things I can’t. I explain it and then they don’t tease me like that anymore. -Alisha, 20 years old They call it “dia-babies” and I say, “Stop making fun of me.” -Thomas, 9 years old
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