Why is my hand so sticky?
Skin Tac is an adhesive barrier that helps keep things stuck to your skin. I’ve been a fan for a long time. It does a great job adding some extra stick to the adhesive on my CGM sensor. It comes…
Scott K. Johnson
He was the best I could ask for
Dad passed away about a month and a half ago. I’ve been struggling to write this ever since. Many of you knew dad, at least in a way, but probably didn’t realize it. I’ll talk more about that soon. He…
#ScottsDeathRide 💀🚴♂️ – I rode 103.3 miles through Death Valley!
Cycling through Death Valley, CA is a once in a lifetime experience! I trained hard over 16 weeks to get ready for this event. It was SUPER hard, but I made it!
#ScottsDeathRide 💀🚴♂️ – weeks 13-15 – In a RUT!
#ScottsDeathRide – Raffle for sweet cycling gear!
#ScottsDeathRide 💀🚴♂️ – weeks 10-12 spokes and spikes
#ScottsDeathRide 💀🚴♂️ – week 9 brought me The Wall
#ScottsDeathRide 💀🚴♂️ – weeks 4 & 5 taught me some lessons
#ScottsDeathRide 💀 🚴♂️ – how it all started
#ScottsDeathRide – Week 3 wrap up
#ScottsDeathRide – 2 weeks of training in the bag!
#ScottsDeathRide – Blame it on cycling
#ScottsDeathRide – Sara and why she rides
#ScottsDeathRide – Father’s Day ride with George
#ScottsDeathRide – What in the world?
JDRF TypeOneNation Summit in San Diego
Then I bumped into an old friend from waaaay back in the day who I didn’t even know lived in San Diego! First time actually ever meeting in real life, by the way.
39 years of living well with diabetes – celebrate with me!
Why on earth would anyone celebrate the day they were diagnosed with diabetes? Sounds crazy, right? And I don't know if celebrating is quite the right word, but taking some time to acknowledge all of the hard work that I do to take care myself, all of the times that diabetes kicks me in the teeth where I get knocked down, and then fight my way back up again.
The power of small, simple steps
This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of SPLENDA® Naturals. The opinions and text are all mine. I can be a little stubborn sometimes. I believe being stubborn can be a helpful attribute – especially for diabetes…
Book review of A Future With Hope by Carl Armato
Carl Armato was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at just 18-months old in 1966. Immediately thrown into the fire of figuring out diabetes, his family rallied around him and together, they started the journey of fitting good diabetes care into…
Time without CGM? No big deal, right?
I am a big fan of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM). I’ve used CGM for a more than a decade. I think it’s a tremendously valuable layer of information, and I’d argue that continuous glucose monitoring has been the the biggest…