Diabetes didn’t start today.
It didn’t begin with your blood sugar test.
It didn’t begin the day you got “120” on your glucometer.
It began years ago—
Before the labs.
Before the symptoms.
Before the belly fat had a name.
It started with:
– That constant craving for something sweet
– That tiredness you blamed on “work stress”
– That 2AM hunger you treated with biscuits
– That nap after every swallow
– That weight you couldn’t shake no matter how “small” you ate
The journey to diabetes is long.
And quiet.
And slow.
Until it’s not.
Some people feel it early—
Neuropathy.
Blurry vision.
Erectile dysfunction.
Mood swings.
PCOS.
Constant thirst.
Others? They coast through life with sugar dancing in their veins and don’t know it—until the damage is too deep.
And yes—
Some people are lucky.
Some are not.
But don’t count on Lady Luck.
She doesn’t always show up.
And when she does, she doesn’t always dress well.
Sometimes she comes too late,
With a cane and a dialysis machine.
This is not fear.
This is forecast.
If your body is already whispering—
Don’t wait for it to shout.
It didn’t begin with your blood sugar test.
It didn’t begin the day you got “120” on your glucometer.
It began years ago—
Before the labs.
Before the symptoms.
Before the belly fat had a name.
It started with:
– That constant craving for something sweet
– That tiredness you blamed on “work stress”
– That 2AM hunger you treated with biscuits
– That nap after every swallow
– That weight you couldn’t shake no matter how “small” you ate
The journey to diabetes is long.
And quiet.
And slow.
Until it’s not.
Some people feel it early—
Neuropathy.
Blurry vision.
Erectile dysfunction.
Mood swings.
PCOS.
Constant thirst.
Others? They coast through life with sugar dancing in their veins and don’t know it—until the damage is too deep.
And yes—
Some people are lucky.
Some are not.
But don’t count on Lady Luck.
She doesn’t always show up.
And when she does, she doesn’t always dress well.
Sometimes she comes too late,
With a cane and a dialysis machine.
This is not fear.
This is forecast.
If your body is already whispering—
Don’t wait for it to shout.
Diabetes didn’t start today.
It didn’t begin with your blood sugar test.
It didn’t begin the day you got “120” on your glucometer.
It began years ago—
Before the labs.
Before the symptoms.
Before the belly fat had a name.
It started with:
– That constant craving for something sweet
– That tiredness you blamed on “work stress”
– That 2AM hunger you treated with biscuits
– That nap after every swallow
– That weight you couldn’t shake no matter how “small” you ate
The journey to diabetes is long.
And quiet.
And slow.
Until it’s not.
Some people feel it early—
Neuropathy.
Blurry vision.
Erectile dysfunction.
Mood swings.
PCOS.
Constant thirst.
Others? They coast through life with sugar dancing in their veins and don’t know it—until the damage is too deep.
And yes—
Some people are lucky.
Some are not.
But don’t count on Lady Luck.
She doesn’t always show up.
And when she does, she doesn’t always dress well.
Sometimes she comes too late,
With a cane and a dialysis machine.
This is not fear.
This is forecast.
If your body is already whispering—
Don’t wait for it to shout.
