Danielle has type 2 diabetes

To keep her blood sugar level in a safe range

She must take insulin daily 

She no longer has to prick her finger

No more manual blood sugar reading

No daily complicated insulation dose calculations

She now had a device on her arm to monitor her blood sugar

It connects to her phone and a smart insulin pen

automatically setting the exact dose she needs

Her phone alerts her when its time to take her insulin shot

She does not use social media at all

Her phone takes calls and texts

Leaving her alone for most of the day

She is happy, very active and healthy 

Danielle has full control of her life

Emma is not diabetic

With no need to constantly monitor her health

Upon waking she takes a shot of Facebook 

Over breakfast she takes shots of “X”

Thought the day she takes frequent shots of TikTok

Interspersed with shots of Instagram

She adds selfies to her Snapchat shots

Linkedin shots help her dream about a career change

Amazon online shopping is her retail therapy shot

Happy hour shots taken over dinner with her friends on WhatsApp

Climbing into bed clutching her smartphone

Multiple shots of Facebook before falling asleep

Dreaming about all the shots she took that day

She is envious of the other lives she sees on social media

Emma is not really happy and frequently gets depressed

Mostly because she’s not in control of her own life

Emma’s smartphone calls all the shots for her