TypeOneElla
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Kyylie 🍯 :
Wait a minute, people are upset about diabetic representation, in a Barbie? How does that make ANY LOGICAL SENSE IN THEIR BRAIN! When will people realize not everything is for them. CONSIDERING THE TARGET AUDIENCE & THE IMPACT
2025-07-13 21:52:15
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annabeth🪄🐰#1 caitvi shipper :
I know what t1 is because of the babysitters club books. makes me so sad what Stacey was going through in the 80s is still happening to kids now - ppl not understanding the illness and thinking they just ate too much sugar etc etc
2025-07-14 03:15:32
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Sinéad Fay :
I think it's fantastic that dolls are representing people. Normalising these things is the way forward 🥰
2025-07-12 15:03:33
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Ella :
No literally, like i can’t even believe people still treat T1 this way. It’s so painful, like we didn’t do anything to break our pancreases😭.
2025-07-14 00:35:14
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redheaded_sourpatchkid :
The comment “so children need to learn to do needles?” Broke me 😭
2025-07-12 00:41:56
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ani 🩷 :
and they act surprised when i tell them that i kinda feel ashamed to have TD1 and thats why i hide it from almost everyone + in my outfits💀
2025-07-11 12:37:36
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Kristen Wilson :
It made me so
2025-07-15 21:38:47
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Tori Taylor :
i love learning about this! same when i was little i had a friend, he had hearing aids. in first grade i was his helper. by the end of the year i knew sign language and how to fix his hearing aids. (moved) then in 3-5 grade i had a friend she had asthma and by the end of the first year i was running her down to the office (sometimes literally) for a breathing treatment and help. now im a swim instructor with a kids who are diabetics.
2025-07-14 04:56:54
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🇨🇦Mamaisamess🇨🇦 :
As a type 1 I love the Barbie. I got a teddy bear with needle patches as a kid. And my daughter got the same bear when she was diagnosed. She was 3. She would have loved a Barbie. She’s 27 now maybe I should get it for her. Uneducated people are unbelievable. Diabetes isn’t a joke.
2025-07-12 00:32:53
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susansj24 :
The last couple of years we have a couple of kids at school diagnosed type 1 and a friends child was diagnosed and it has only been then that it has made me realise the implications. It has been a big eye opener to myself and as a school we make sure all the children are aware of diabetes and what it actually means, I think a lot of them could teach their parents about it!
2025-07-11 16:49:52
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Liv’s music corner :
Just remember, they’re grown adults being malicious about a CHILDREN’S TOY. And that tells you all you need to know about them - sad, miserable little people who can’t stand to see little girls with difficult, incurable conditions feeling happy and seen and included
2025-07-11 21:16:26
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🍓BB :
Hey Ella I’m 54 and was dx 21 years ago. I want the Barbie! May those who make fun of her never have to go through what we deal with on a daily basis. I’m so glad there’s support for us now. There wasn’t when I was dx. 💕
2025-07-15 14:39:10
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Wallace&Gromit :
Why can’t we change the name for type 1 😩 People see “diabetes” and jump to wild conclusions on why we are the way we are
2025-07-14 01:10:36
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Hailey Pursell :
Same here! I hide it all day and I wish I never had it.
2025-07-12 21:51:59
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ac3s2 :
I feel sad for the T2 diabetics who are actually the victims here.
2025-07-12 23:47:53
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Rachel P :
I think it’s beautiful and I would have loved to have her as a kid. If someone explained it to me then, I would have pretended to check her BG & make sure she was taken care of ❤️
2025-07-13 18:30:46
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Gala :
even T2.. I was diagnosed with gestational diabetes, live a very active and healthy lifestyle, average weight and at 1.5yr postpartum my A1C was pre-diabetic, nearly diabetic. I went into a very deep depression because I had still been mostly eating along my original diabetic diet just not counting carbs.
2025-07-14 19:50:38
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Kelsie ✨ :
I remember being a little girl and I couldn’t get a ginger doll anywhere and the excitement I had when I realised Barbie had released one. I don’t understand why anyone would ruin a disabled child’s happiness. All people want is to feel as normal as possibly when they’re experiencing so much differently from kids their age.
2025-07-11 23:00:01
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Rosie🌹 :
the craziest thing to me is that people don’t know the difference between type 1 and 2, or even that type 2 doesn’t always mean hugely overweight either! I personally think it’s a wonderful release❤️
2025-07-11 19:58:55
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bethanyyoung302 :
I’m so sorry, it’s hard enough without other people’s nonsense comments on a subject they severely lack knowledge. My daughter is 7 and was diagnosed with T1D when she was 4. She/we had no control of her body when it attacked itself causing her pancreas to no longer do its job. Try to pay them no mind. God bless 🙏🏻
2025-07-11 19:31:41
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Georgie Hilton :
Its so frustrating as someone who has had type 1 for 22 years and has only in the past 5 years felt comfortable injecting in public and not hiding in toilets its like a slap in the face. X
2025-07-11 20:51:52
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Jessica :
I’m so sorry that you had to carry that heartache. We will keep shouting it from the rooftops that representation matters! And you matter. You always matter.
2025-07-13 04:14:26
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👩🏻🦰 :
the facebook comments were awfulll made me want to cry 🥲
2025-07-11 11:40:02
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Jorja :
My psych asks me why I assume they are intelligent enough to understand and form a coherent opinion and by god I’ve been clutching to that over the past few days!!! 🥺
2025-07-12 12:37:23
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seguin.becki :
For real because why were people so mean
2025-07-14 12:34:37
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