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It’s All Relative ( A Tale of The Perfect Blood Sugar )

March 30, 2008 By Scott K. Johnson

It was a perfect blood sugar.  Absolutely perfect.  104 mg/dl. Yet, as the meter beeped and the number showed on the screen, a muttered “mother fuck” escaped my lips.  The irony of it all struck me, and I would have grinned if I wasn’t so busy planning my next move. My blood sugar well over […]

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Don’t bother me with the details…

December 19, 2006 By Scott K. Johnson

I play basketball over my lunch break three days a week. It’s a blast. I do it because I really enjoy it, and the fact that it is great exercise is an added benefit. Playing that often, I have developed a bit of a routine. Everything from getting my clothes ready, mixing my Gatorade, making […]

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Basketball and Temporary Rates

October 17, 2006 By Scott K. Johnson

Does the body become accustomed to exercise, requiring less and less of a temporary basal rate over time? When playing basketball was new, my temporary rate was pretty aggressive. And it seemed to work pretty good. But lately I have been running higher and higher during and afterwards – so I’ve begun to wonder if […]

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100 Days (tribute to Johnboy & Keith!)

February 20, 2006 By Scott K. Johnson

Here’s to Keith over at dead islets. He has just published a post titled “100 Days”. The title of his post is no doubt respectfully borrowed from our mutual friend and O.C. blogger Johnboy of Infusion of thought, when he posted about his hitting a major and very inspiring landmark of 100 days straight of […]

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Living life with type 1 diabetes and telling my story.

Patient Engagement Manager, USA for mySugr, blogger, speaker, writer, advocate, host of mySugr's "Live, with Scott! show" & co-host for DSMA Live.

Diagnosed in April of 1980, I recognize the incredible mental struggle of living with diabetes. Read more...

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