A couple of weeks ago I attended the American Diabetes Association’s 74th Scientific Sessions which brought over 17,000 people from more than 121 countries to San Francisco, CA for an action packed weekend of learning and connecting. Thanks and Appreciation I have many people to thank for making this trip possible: American Diabetes Association – […]
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Too Good to be True?
Have you ever had a CGM line so flat and steady that you’ve wondered if it’s tracking right? Or am I the only one whose BG’s fly around so much that this type of stability is surprising…
Changing the World? One Connection at a Time – dBlog Week
Our assignment for day one of the fifth annual (!!) #DBlogWeek is to talk about diabetes causes and issues that get us really fired up. I’m not a fired up kind of guy. The slow and steady march of making connections, introducing people who need to know each other, and shining a light on people and […]
Diabetes and Wellbeing by Dr. Jen Nash
I recently finished reading “Diabetes and Wellbeing” by Dr. Jen Nash, and I really enjoyed it. Subtitled “Managing the psychological and emotional challenges of diabetes types 1 and 2” Dr. Nash set out to help us find some good ways to deal with the challenges we face dealing with the daily demands of diabetes. Dr. […]
This is Doug
This is my friend Doug. He’s pretty cool. He has type 1 diabetes, just like me. 🙂 He decided he was going to run a marathon. In February of 2011, he couldn’t run 0.25 miles, and in October of 2011 he completed the Twin Cities Marathon. He’s done four more since then. Doug (and a […]