Test One Drop - Type 1 Diabetes Awareness

Test One Drop - Type 1 Diabetes Awareness Test One Drop™ exists to bring awareness to the need for better screening for Type 1 diabetes.

The symptoms of undiagnosed and untreated Type 1 diabetes and a life-threatening complication called diabetic ketoacidosis are often confused with influenza, strep, viral infections, and other common illnesses in children and adults, leaving a trail of tragedy and devastation. Test One Drop is an advocacy group committed to the following mission and vision statements. Our mission at Test One Drop

is to bring awareness about diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) to the general public and the medical communities with the purpose of stopping missed or delayed diagnosis of Type 1 diabetes, which can lead to permanent disabilities or death. Our vision is that no child or adult will be diagnosed with diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) as a complication of undiagnosed Type 1 diabetes. We invite you to join us in the UP Rising Against DKA as we advocate for change, educate the general public and medical communities, and support those who have suffered loss caused by unrecognized Type 1 diabetes and DKA. If you believe in our mission and vision, there are many simple ways you can help. See Contact Us under the Test One Drop tab, and we will be in touch.

It’s World Diabetes Day!Please share to save lives! Happy Birthday to Dr. Banting and thank you for helping to invent in...
11/14/2025

It’s World Diabetes Day!
Please share to save lives!

Happy Birthday to Dr. Banting and thank you for helping to invent insulin in 1921! 💙💉 💙💉 💙💉💙

Sadly, today people are still dying from lack of insulin.

Swift and proper diagnosis is necessary to stop deadly DKA, which occurs in untreated Type 1 diabetes.

In Dr. Banting’s honor, please share this poster to educate others about symptoms and life-threatening dangers of delayed diagnosis.

Our purpose is to educate others so life-saving insulin therapy can begin before tragedies occur.

For more: www.testonedrop.org

Printable files are available at http://www.testonedrop.org/posters.html






Today, Kycie Jai Terry would have been 16 years old. However, she left this earth in July 2015, after 162 days of courag...
10/12/2025

Today, Kycie Jai Terry would have been 16 years old. However, she left this earth in July 2015, after 162 days of courageously battling to overcome a traumatic brain injury caused by undiagnosed and untreated Type 1 diabetes. Over the last ten years, her parents have generously shared their own personal tragedy, saving countless lives as others have recognized T1D and received life-saving treatment before it was too late.

Thank you, Josh and Jamie. We hope to honor your beautiful little girl and the legacy you've created with Kisses for Kycie by continuing to spread awareness of the signs and symptoms of undiagnosed and untreated Type 1 diabetes.

For the signs and symptoms of Type 1 diabetes:
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