You Can Do This!
Here’s a quick video for the You Can Do This project. Thank you Kim, and thank you everyone who is watching and/or contribution.
You Can Do This.
And for the record, I am so ready to shave my “faux beard”. 15 days left until I can clean it up.
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Scott K. Johnson
Diagnosed with type 1 diabetes in April of 1980, I recognize the incredible mental struggle of living with diabetes.
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Great video, Scott. So glad that if I have to do this, I have people like you to do this with.
Awesome man. Very powerful.
Awesome, as usual, Scott! You inspire me, and are one of those to whom I always look for inspiration (even WERE the inspiration for me ultimately starting my own dBlog!) in the DOC. You ROCK!
I’ll be adding my video tomorrow (if technology cooperates with me!).
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this is great Scott! there is no finish line…totally. & the great part is we aren’t running this race alone! Thanks for the encouraging words friend!
Turkish vid-up! I never knew people with diabetes are more likely to get combs stuck in their beards.
This video is one of my favoritesss, everything you said so eloquently is ALL TRUE. Awesome, awesome
Yes we can and thanks for your inspiring words.
You said it. Tell it my brotha’!
J.b.
Great soul-depth, Scott.
(Are you going to the Mikey meetup?)
Scott, thank you for nailing it once again.
“Exhausting” is the perfect word for diabetes. Which is much different than the phrase “exhaustive efforts” which you do on behalf of others…and that is greatly appreciated.