May I call in a favor? I need a vote from you. All it takes is a quick click on the “like” or “tweet” button at the bottom of my contest entry.
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Among other things, Kerri and I were responsible for being “room captains” of the Adults with Type 1 room (sponsored by Insulet (thank you!)) at this year’s Friends [...]
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I really do like the Medtronic System so far. It’s just unfortunate that I haven’t taken the time to write about the positives before experiencing another negative.
For the past couple of years I have been blessed to serve with Kerri on the faculty of the CWD [...]
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The statue in the front lobby was one of the first things I saw when I walked in the door. And more than just a token representation of what Lilly is all about, it was the first of endless reminders of the import work done here.
Last month I had the honor of being invited [...]
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Did I ever tell you guys about the time I punched Scott Strange?
It was more of a sharp elbow jab, and it hit him just below the shoulder. He didn’t see it coming, and it surprised the heck out of him.
A couple of years [...]
Continue Reading →One year ago today, Kim Vlasnik launched the You Can Do This Project. Thank goodness she did, because she is changing the world one video at a time.
Happy birthday YCDT Project! May you see many more years!
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One week ago today I rode my bicycle for 102 miles.
I still can’t believe I did it.
I trained for 18 weeks with TeamWILD. Each week of training brought hours and hours on the bike. I pedaled inside, I pedaled outside. I pedaled in the cold, I [...]
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Evidence of a delicious cob of corn, and a motor error.
To be fair, this pump was snatched out of my hand last night when the infusion tubing snagged on a moving ceiling fan, was whipped around at high speed and thrown violently into the closet. I would bet that nobody in the [...]
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For the first time in about eight years I forgot to take my blood sugar meter with me today. I have been wearing a Cozmo insulin pump for at least that long, and as such, I’ve had my meter connected to me, literally.
The Cozmo pump (discontinued in [...]
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Third Annual Diabetes Blog Week! A Diabetes Hero? I have so many – how can I pick just one?
Molly lives with type 1 diabetes. Molly is allergic to insulin. Need I say more?
Her last A1C was 5.9, thanks to her constant hard work, her constant positive attitude, and her [...]
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Diagnosed with type 1 diabetes in April of 1980, I recognize the incredible mental struggle of living with diabetes.
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