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My teacher cut the tube for my insulin pump because we couldn't have headphones in class.

This happened when I was in middle school.

You know, back in the days of wide-head phones, so about 2011 or something.

I am a 24-year-old male and I've been a type one diabetic since I was about four years old.

And I used a continuous glucose monitor and an insulin pump.

I had an IEP, so all my teachers were told about it and that I would need my insulin pump

in class, that it might make noise and I might have to pull it out of my pocket and mess

with it if I needed insulin or I might need to drink a juice pouch and I was able to do

so at my discretion.

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