It’s hard for me to believe that we are still battling stuff like this. In all actuality though, the battle of keeping kids with diabetes safe at school is getting harder. With budget cuts leading to less nurses on staff,…
The 2011 ADA Expo came through Minneapolis a couple of weekends ago. Unfortunately, not much changes with the vendors from year to year. Diabetes is a slow business, ya know? But when I heard that Mari Ruddy would be there,…
As hard as he tried, Manny Hernandez could not see what was in the coming days of the 2011 Roche Social Media Summit. I bet he got pretty close though. Friends, fun, relationships, the greater good, and the sense that…
Have you ever gotten yourself into something you weren’t quite sure you could do? I got myself very familiar with that feeling this Spring. When we finished the 25-mile Tour de Cure route last year I wasn’t ready to be…
I love that little thrill I get when I recognize a face from the online community in a new or different place. I got that little thrill when I saw Scott Hanselman grinning back at me from the latest e-mail…
A couple weeks back I mentioned that I signed up for the 2010 Tour de Cure, and just this week posted a very quick blurb about the Red Rider dinner that I attended the night before the ride. The ride…
I am riding in my first ADA Tour de Cure tomorrow, and I have to admit that I’m pretty excited. I can’t say enough about how thankful I am to Auntly H for spearheading this, and for getting me back on…
I picked up a flyer about this at the local ADA Expo last weekend. I think it is a great thing that Gold’s Gym and the ADA are doing, so I wanted to help spread the word a bit.…