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"Quando For grande Quero Ser Assim!"

A lista é grande e são todos dos EUA, mas vale a pena ver alguns dos nomes de pessoas que estamos habituados a ver. Têm uma carreira de sucesso e são diabéticos tipo 1, que não os impediu de ganhar um Óscar ou medalhas de ouro nos Jogos Olímpicos, entre muitos outros sucessos!! Decididamente, "quando for grande também quero ser assim!" (Paulo Madureira).

Da esquerda para a direita: Halle Berry (vencedora de óscar), Larry King (apresentador lider de audiências da CNN), Steven Redgrave (vencedor de 5(!) medalhas seguidas nos Jogos Olímpicos, em remo)

Actores/Directores
Halle Berry, Oscar-winning actress
Wilford Brimley, of television and films, "Cocoon" and "The Firm"
J. Anthony Brown, actor ("Drumline"), comedian
Delta Burke, of television's "Designing Women"
Nell Carter, of the television show "Gimme a Break"
Dick Clark, television emcee, producer
Stephen Furst, actor on the television shows "St. Elsewhere" and "Babylon 5"
Victor Garber, actor ("Alias," "Titanic," "Sleepless in Seattle")
Dorian Gregory, actor ("Charmed," "The Other half")
Nicole Johnson, Miss America 1999
Zippora Karz, former New York City Ballet soloist, ballet teacher
Larry King, talk show host
Jerry Lewis, comedian, telethon host
Jerry Mathers, actor of "Leave It To Beaver" fame
Mary Tyler Moore, actress and star of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show"
Park Overall, actress ("Empty Nest")
Della Reese, singer, actress ("Touched by an Angel")
Sir Harry Secombe, Welsh singer, former president of the British Diabetic Association
Jean Smart, actress on "Designing Women"
Elaine Stritch, comedian
Elizabeth Taylor, actress ("National Velvet," "Cleopatra," "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?")
Aida Tuturro, actress ("The Sopranos")
Political Leaders
Hafez al-Assad, dictator of Syria
Menachem Begin, Israeli prime minister
Marion Barry, former mayor of Washington, D.C.
Mikhail Gorbachev, former Soviet premier
Mike Huckabee, governor of Arkansas
Janet Jagan, president of Guyana
Bill Janklow, former governor and congressman, South Dakota
Wei Jengsheng, Chinese dissident
James Lloyd, congressman, California
Winnie Mandela, South African anti-apartheid leader
Buddy Roemer, governor, Louisiana

Músicos
Ray Anderson, jazz trombonist
Carol Channing, Tony Award-winning singer/actress in "Hello Dolly"
Mark Collie, contemporary country star
David Crosby, member of The Byrds and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Phife Dawg, rapper, ("A Tribe Called Quest")
Mick Fleetwood, singer in rock band Fleetwood Mac
Aretha Franklin, The Queen of Soul
Shirley Horn, Grammy-winning jazz singer
Marvin Isley, singer, The Isley Brothers
Waylon Jennings, country singer
Nick Jonas, lead singer, the Jonas Brothers
B.B. King, rhythm and blues star
Patti LaBelle, pop singer
Tommy Lee, of heavy metal band Motley Crue
Meat Loaf, singer
Bret Michaels, lead singer of the rock group Poison
The Pump Girls
Jessica Stone, actress and singer
Elliott Yamin, singer
Andrew Lloyd Webber, Broadway composer
Neil Young, rock singer and guitarist
Norman Whitfield, Grammy-winning R&B producer and songwriter
Puccini - Composer
Scientists
Cynthia Ice, developer of Lotus software
Lois Jovanovic-Peterson, scientist, endocrinologist, author of "Diabetic Women"

Desportistas
Wasim Akrim, Pakistani cricket bowler
Sarah Bina, champion clogger
Nick Boynton, hockey player
Ayden Byle, runner
Bobby Clarke, hockey player for the Philadelphia Flyers
Scott Coleman, first man with diabetes to swim the English Channel
Chris Dudley, New York Knicks basketball player
Rick Dudley, hockey
Scott Dunton, world-ranked competitive surfer
Mike Echols, NFL
Curt Frasier, hockey player for the Chicago Black Hawks
"Smokin' Joe" Frazier, heavyweight boxing champ
Walt Frazier, NBA, New York Knicks
Kris Freeman, Olympic cross-country skier
Joe Gibbs, NFL coach
Bill Gullickson, pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds
Gary Hall, Olympic gold medalist in swimming
Jonathon Hayes, tight end for the Pittsburgh Steelers and Kansas City Chiefs
Chuck Henderich, skier
Chris Jarvis, champion Canadian rower
Jason Johnson, pitcher for the Baltimore Orioles
Billie Jean King, tennis player
Ed Kranepool, baseball player with the New York Mets
Kelli Kuehne, LPGA golfer who wears a pump on the golf course
Jay Leeuwenburg, offensive tackle for the Cincinnati Bengals
Michelle McGann, LPGA golfer
Calvin Muhammed, football player for the Washington Redskins
David Pembler, baseball player, Milwaukee Brewers
Sir Steven Redgrave, rower, winner of five consecutive Olympic gold medals
Ron Santo, third basemen for the Chicago Cubs
Art Shell, NFL player and coach
Kendall Simmons, NFL
Michael Sinclair, NFL defensive end
Hank Stram, NFL coach
Bradley Suttle, major League second baseman
Sherri Turner, LPGA golfer
Scott Verplank, PGA golfer
Jo Ann Washam, LPGA golfer
David "Boomer" Wells, major league pitcher
Wade Wilson, NFL quarterback

Escritores/Jornalistas
Richard Bartlett, film
June Bierman, author of books on diabetes
Fran Carpentier, editor of Parade magazine
Sylvia Chase, ABC News Reporter
Rodolfo Garcia, AP reporter
Linda Goodman, horoscope book author
Anne Rice, "Interview With a Vampire" author