About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver asked his colleague in the Boshell Diabetes Building parking lot: ‘Did you hear? The janitor here never leaves during lunch break— he just disappears.’ ‘That’s because,’ said another guy, grinning, ‘he goes for breakfast with the insulin vials!’ They both burst out laughing, realizing that sometimes even the most mundane places hide unexpected friendships.
2. In the Boshell Diabetes Building, an automated voice announced over the intercom one day: ‘Please note that sugar-free snacks are now officially banned from all floors.’ A regular looked up from his desk and muttered, ‘That explains why my energy levels have been so low lately!’ A delivery driver then arrived with a box labeled ‘Sugar-Free Snacks’. He shrugged and said, ‘Guess they’re making an exception for me today!’ The regular shook his head and smiled, knowing full well that in this building anything could—and probably would—happen again.
3. In the Boshell Diabetes Building, a regular patient exclaimed one day: ‘I just saw a nurse counting sugar packets like they were playing poker!’ Another time, an elderly neighbor popped in for a check-up and overheard the receptionist whispering into her phone: ‘And don’t forget to bring the insulin vials—we’re almost out of poker chips!’ The whole building erupted in laughter, realizing that maybe diabetes management was more like a game than anyone thought.
4. In the Boshell Diabetes Building, a curious little girl pointed at something strange and whispered to her mom, ‘Mommy, what’s that flashing light on the ceiling?’ The mother looked up and smiled, replying gently, 'Honey, that's not just any old light—it's our friendly glucose monitor, making sure everyone here is feeling okay.' The girl giggled, then added curiously, 'But why does it look like it's dancing?' As they walked away, another patient overheard and laughed aloud, saying, 'Oh, that light? It’s been doing its own special dance for years now!'