Third Annual Diabetes Blog Week! What is one thing you would tell someone that doesn’t have diabetes about living with diabetes? The first thing that popped into my head when I saw that question was a great quote from my buddy Continue Reading →
Third Annual Diabetes Blog Week! Today I get to dream of a fantasy diabetes device! This is pretty exciting, but also a little intimidating and hard. I have been so used to the crappy devices that we have today, I feel like I have automatic “dream [...]
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Third Annual Diabetes Blog Week! The assignment for today is to talk about one thing we could improve on in our diabetes management. I didn’t have to think much, if at all, about what that thing would be for me. Carb counting. Or maybe I should say accurate carb counting.
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Third Annual Diabetes Blog Week! Today’s assignment is called “One Great Thing” – what is just one diabetes thing I do spectacularly?
Most of the time, activity is easy for me. I love playing basketball, and most weeks I’m able to play four or five days [...]
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Third Annual Diabetes Blog Week! Today’s assignment is called “Find a Friend”, and we are to introduce you to a blog I’m reading that you may not already know about.
With that in mind, I’d like to introduce you to Drew [...]
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Not too long ago I posted about running into my childhood endo at a local event.
He has been working hard to get Camp Sweet Life up and running, and I wanted to give it a quick plug before summer starts flying away [...]
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Today’s smile is brought to you by Ginger Vieira and Mike Lawson.
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Brenda Novak is a world famous NY Times (& USA Today) Bestselling author with a ton of accolades to her name. But if you were to ask her, she’d say she’s just a mom with a passion to help find a cure for her son.
I had the opportunity to chat [...]
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Presented on April 23, 2012 at the International Diabetes Center Symposium for Advanced Diabetes Educators.
Using Social Media: A Patient Perspective
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This PSA resonated with me, so I wanted to help spread the word.
It’s all about being an empowered patient and asking questions, and having a discussion with your doctor about your health. It’s from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, a government agency with a mission [...]
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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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