He was dirt poor, she was rich. Her family threatened to disown her if she married him. She decided she loved him more than any inheritance and went on to marry him and have two kids. He loved her so much he died holding her hand. Ladies and gentlemen, my grandparents.3yr ⋅ mrsboucher- ⋅ r/MadeMeSmile
My great Oma Angela survived the Russian revolution after her family was massacred, fled to my country at 17, got married, bought and ran a farm, had 11 kids and reached the age of 100. She also practiced witchcraft. She was a minor celebrity in her town and overall badass.3yr ⋅ mrsboucher- ⋅ r/nextfuckinglevel
I'm hospitalized because of a diabetic debut and almost died last week. I was severely dehydrated so now I drink water all the time and I'm trying to recover so I can go back home! I get no visitors because of COVID and my bf suggested I posted here.. I'm a new Hydro Homie! Hi😊3yr ⋅ mrsboucher- ⋅ r/HydroHomies
Grandma from my previous post asked me to take this picture to show you how well she's doing at 90. Look at that pose. You go Martita!3yr ⋅ mrsboucher- ⋅ r/MadeMeSmile
Tomorrow is my 1 year anniversary of having type one diabetes and dying and being brought back. It's been really hard, I struggle, but I'm still here and a lot healthier. Autoimmune illnesses suck!2yr ⋅ mrsboucher- ⋅ r/MadeMeSmile
My best friend turns 16 today! I'm so thankful to be able to celebrate with him❤️Happy birthday Frankie!4mo ⋅ mrsboucher- ⋅ r/MadeMeSmile
It was my birthday two days ago, so I took a picture with the stuff that keeps me alive and allows me to live another year. I'm thankful. Cheers!3yr ⋅ mrsboucher- ⋅ r/MadeMeSmile
Hospitalized hydro homie here! UPDATE: I'M GOING BACK HOME TODAY! Staying hydrated and your support made me a lot better! A million times THANK YOU3yr ⋅ mrsboucher- ⋅ r/HydroHomies
This is Frankie, and he's diabetic. I call him my insulin buddy. He got diagnosed before me and thanks to that, I got diagnosed (we both had ketoacidosis). He's blind now, but still a very good boy and takes his shots like a champ.3yr ⋅ mrsboucher- ⋅ r/diabetes
Frankie started his at-home treatment today! He's not a fan of needles, and I'm scared of hurting him, but we're learning together and he only bit me once. Getting his glucose readings is a pain. He also eats his diabetic kibble like a very good boy now!3yr ⋅ mrsboucher- ⋅ r/diabetes
