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I stare at the rack of magazines. The latest stars, the latest trends, the latest everything all stare back at me from glossy pages.

As a college student, I want to be in style. I want to have the latest fads and know the latest "body secrets." As a self proclaimed "fashionista", I want these magazines to tell me all that I need to dress with the world. As a diabetic, I just want a glossy paged magazine for diabetics!

A magazine that shows the latest gadgets, the latest research, the latest success stories. But I want all that to be catered towards me: the college student, the fashionista. I want hot trends in meters, new diet tips and expert advice on all my questions.

Instead of "10 Things Every Woman Should Know about Men," I want "10 Things Every Diabetic Woman Should Know about Meters and Purses." Instead of runway fashions, I want pumping fashions. Give me the five best pump cases. Have a section on diabetic etiquette (as in when to tell, when to inject and when not to care). Why can't I have "Easy Ways to Hide Your Pump" or ""The Secret Life of ________ (insert name of diabetic star)"?

Glossy pages, helpful hints, even a diabetic horoscope! If I can come up with a million ideas, why can't someone publish them already?!?!

I'm starting a new trend: a campaign for glossy pages for diabetics. They came up with insulin pumps, continuous monitors and glucose watches; they can come up with a fashionable diabetes magazine!