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from diabetic bridesmaid and says, am I the A-hole for refusing to remove

my medical equipment during my sister's wedding? My sister is getting married next week, and I'm a

bridesmaid. I'm a type 1 diabetic, and I wear two medical devices. A Dexcom blood sugar

monitor on one arm and an omnipod insulin pump on the other.

They're both really small, under two inches each, and work together to automatically monitor

and regulate my blood sugar levels.

This basically means I don't have to prick my fingers to test blood sugar or give myself insulin

injections.

The system does that automatically and makes my life way easier.

Today, when we're trying on our dresses, my sister told me,

she wants me to not wear them during the wedding because the gowns are sleeveless

and the devices will look ugly in the photos.

I told her I wasn't okay removing them.

They are essential medical equipment and I'm not going to put myself in a position to affect my health just for some photos.

My sister complained to our mother and some of our friends and they're all taking her side.

They say it's no big deal if I just don't wear them during the wedding, but I don't see why I should.

Mum suggested I could move them to my stomach, but I've tried that before and find it

incredibly uncomfortable.

When I put a new sensor on, I'm stuck with it for 10 days until it expires, and I can switch

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