Bloom

Well, that's the last of the Diabetes Funnies for the moment, I'll be starting a new mini-comic series soon not sure what yet.

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Just putting the finishing touches to a Diabetes Funnies, this one is done in charcoal (soft and meduim) stick sure is messy

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(I'm now down to 1 Metformin pill a day, no ASA or Novo-hydrazide and have added a Calcuim Supplement twice a day.)

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Ta-da!

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I'm warning you now people, this one is all about the poops!

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They tried to kick me off Livejournal but I'm back!

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With this comic I switched the "house style" of Diabetes Funnies series to softer meduims. I started experimenting with various Cretacolour leads, graphite, chalk, and something called Nero as well as other soft meduims.

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As you can see, body image was on my mind as I went on a crash diet to deal with the diabetes. I was always fat and now I transforming into someone else and I wasn't sure if I would like the strange new me

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The oversized cothes of the "thin" me are pretty close to reality. I wasn't quite as skeleton-like as i draw myself but I did on a crash diet, lossing eventually about 85 pounds. Unfortunately I couldn't afford to buy a new wardrobe

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I drew this about four months after I got the diagnosis of type 2 diabetes. Perhaps slightly mischievously I gave copies to my doctor and the folks at the Diabetes Clinic of the VGH Hospital (bless that socialised medicine and it's

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