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Diabetes is an expensive chronic condition. Personally speaking, I rely on several different…
Diabetes affects every facet of daily life—diet, sleep, and exercise, to name a few. It can even affect clothing choices. Whether your pump is a…
“Your blood sugar is over 250. We’ll have to test for ketones, just to make sure you’re not spilling any.”
The nurse stuck a label featuring my name…
If we learned anything about diabetes products in 2016, it’s that progress can happen faster than we anticipate. The diabetes community…
Erin Spineto’s newest book, “Adventure On: Adventure More, Worry Less, and Watch Your Diabetes Motivation Soar”, landed in my lap at an excellent…
If you’re familiar with me or my blog, then you probably know about my history with the the non-profit organization College Diabetes Network (CDN). I went from attending meetings as a member, to leading them as chapter president, and now I participate as much as possible as an alum.
Team Joslin is a group of generous and dedicated individuals from all over the world who participate in athletic events to raise funds for Joslin Diabetes Center in Boston, MA. The funds raised through these events contribute to Joslin’s mission to prevent, treat and cure diabetes.
ConnecT1D, a non-profit organization run by volunteers, aims to provide programs and resources that connect individuals within the type 1 diabetes community.
No existing emoji could properly symbolize a glucose tablet, an insulin pump, or a vial of insulin. Amy Ohmer, owner and creator of NaturallySweetSisters, decided to change this; thus, the DiabetesEmoticons app was born.
It's about acknowledging the struggle and changes to your life and body while celebrating your existence and abilities. The calendar reminds us to practice gratitude for all the amazing things are bodies are able to accomplish each day with insulin.