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D-Blog Week: One Great Thing – Activity!

May 15, 2012 By Scott K. Johnson

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 per week. There is a YMCA near where I […]

Filed Under: Blog Posts, Exercise Tagged With: Active, Basketball, Biking, Lifestyle, TeamWILD

I Did It! Tour de Cure!

June 13, 2011 By Scott K. Johnson

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 finished.  I wanted more.  So for the 2011 ride we signed up for the 45-mile […]

Filed Under: Biking, Blog Posts, Exercise, Tour de Cure Tagged With: Accomplishment, ADA, ADA Tour de Cure, Biking, Dan, Exercise, Heather, Leah, Low, Proud

Sloppy Evenings, Low Blood Sugars, Guilt, and Fear

May 6, 2011 By Scott K. Johnson

This has been an active week for me. It feels good. My body feels good. Four days of basketball, with one seriously kick ass weight session afterward. Four days of tossing a football around with my son and shooting baskets with my daughter. One short bike ride back home after taking my old pickup truck […]

Filed Under: Blog Posts Tagged With: Basketball, Bed, Biking, CGM, Death, Dexcom, DOC, Exercise, exhausted, Fear, frustrated, Low blood sugar, Sleep, Weight Lifting

Help Scott Ride the 2011 ADA Tour de Cure!

April 12, 2011 By Scott K. Johnson

Summer of 2009. Allison came to town and we had a DOC meet-up out at the Mall of America. That was the first time I met Heather (a.k.a “Auntly H“) who blogs at “Beyond Your Peripheral Vision“.  Heather talked about her recent ADA Tour de Cure, and it sounded like a blast.  So I told […]

Filed Under: ADA, Biking, Blog Posts, Tour de Cure Tagged With: Allison, Biking, Heather, Pancremaniacs, Tour de Cure

My First “Red Rider” Experience: Part 1

June 9, 2010 By Scott K. Johnson

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 and the dinner have come and gone, and they were both incredible for me.  I’m […]

Filed Under: ADA, Biking, Blog Posts, Tour de Cure Tagged With: ADA, Biking, Courtney, Mari Ruddy, Red Rider, Tour de Cure

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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.

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