Ah, those are the antibodies that attacked my own insulin-making cells, marking the start of this journey. The honeymoon phase was a brief, cruel grace period where my pancreas still struggled to help. They say about 70-80% of beta cells are gone at diagnosis, which sounds right. But for me, that remaining 20% felt like a mischievous relative—sometimes offering unexpected help, other times vanishing for days, making my management in those early years a constant puzzle of guesswork.
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