Laura Marston

@kidfears99.bsky.social

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Video game attorney, politics nerd, Type 1 diabetic since 1996. I fight for lower insulin prices in the US. Join me at TheInsulinInitiative.com!

Hazel, a chubby tortoiseshell cat with big eyes stares into the distance while sitting in a cat scratch house made to look like a framed Halloween version of Van Gogh’s Starry Night
Hazel, a chubby tortoiseshell cat, sits atop a cat scratching house made to look like the Mona Lisa painting. Nash, a tuxedo cat, sits inside the “frame”
A group of high school soccer players pose for the camera.
Nash, a tuxedo cat, sits atop a white fridge while Hazel, a tortie, sits on a fuzzy mat on the kitchen table. Both are looking directly at the camera, apparently enjoying their relaxing Sunday
Laura with extremely dilated pupils, smiling at the camera.
Laura, smiling, with the US Capitol behind her.
A tuxedo cat and a tortoiseshell cat cuddle, head to head, laying on a mat in front of a window
A tortie cat wearing a “birthday girl” bandana sits next to a balloon and a tuxedo cat wearing a pink bow tie, with a celebratory banner hung behind them.
Hazel, a tortoiseshell cat, sits atop a white sink, staring directly at the camera
A text conversation between me, my mom, and my dad. I ask “what’s it mean when a fox crosses the road in front of you?” My dad responds “it means hunting red necks are nearby” and my mom responds about the vital role foxes play in the spiritual realm.
A dashcam video shows a fox crossing the street in Bethesda, Maryland.
Laura smiling at the camera wearing a short sleeve polo, jeans, and matching Vans.
A black Toyota Corolla hatchback named Betty is parked in a lot with a beautiful blue sky with white puffy clouds behind her.
Hazel, a tortoiseshell cat, sits in front of Nash, a tuxedo cat, both facing the camera
My dad is wearing a suit and tie sitting beside his business partner Rex Crews. The ad encourages farmers to call my dad at Farm Credit for a farm loan.
Hazel, a tortoiseshell cat, sits atop an Amazon box atop an upside down Chewy box.
Laura with longish hair
2 identical cards on a coffee table that each say “Love You More”
A Dexcom 2-day glucose summary showing an average glucose of 100
A cross-stitch that reads: Pump Watch Meds Keys Phone Badge Coffee Laptop
Weight -7.7 lbs in last 7 days
A CVS receipt for 7 vials of Humalog insulin for $543.99 dated January 2024.
A car odometer reading 100,000 miles
Odometer showing 99,959 miles.
Nash, a tuxedo cat, lies upside down on the bathroom floor, lounging next to the warm radiator beside him
A snow covered sidewalk with a few sets of footprints. Snow covered cars are to the left and snowy trees are in the distance
A black bookcase shelf featuring a picture of Laura and Senator Sanders (in masks) beside the handmade miniature Bernie from the inauguration (with mask and mittens). Also included are an insulin4all bumper sticker and a vault boy sticker
The sun rising over the Washington monument in DC
A garbage truck painted blue with “Trashing Type 1 Diabetes” on the side.
Laura and her wife Providence stand in front of a holiday wreath at the MGM National Harbor.
Nash, a tuxedo cat, in a holiday cardigan beside Laura and Providence dressed as reindeer, and Hazel the tortie in her stunning holiday gown.
A handmade ornament of Bernie Sanders from the inauguration (complete with mask and mittens)
Hazel, a lovely but chubby tortoiseshell cat, sits on a bed wearing a green frilly holiday dress.
A tall glass building labeled “Lupin” as seen from Baltimore’s Inner Harbor
Laura is holding Elvie, a black pug, next to Anne and Providence, with Shep in front, all around the Christmas tree
Dexcom graph 98% in range (70-150)
Laura and her wife Providence pose in a nest-shaped balcony with the Baltimore skyline in the background
24-hour Dexcom graph almost 100% in range (70-150)
Hazel, a tortoiseshell cat, lounges atop the dishwasher basking in the sun
Laura’s car, Betty, with the driver’s side mirror and assembly ripped off
Dexcom 24 hour glucose graph with a mostly straight line indicating glucose is within target range.
Hazel, a tortoiseshell cat, lays on a cream carpet and looks at the camera
Dexcom graph showing 24 hours of glucose readings, all below 150.
CGM graph that’s mostly in-range