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Katie Decker

Katie Decker was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes when she was twenty-five years old and celiac disease one year later. Her explorations into living a healthy lifestyle with these diagnoses have transformed her life. She went from working at a fast-paced international architectural firm in Los Angeles to a small company in Portland, Oregon where having a balanced lifestyle is as valuable as good design. In 2007, Katie attended the Institute for Integrative Nutrition in New York City.

What’s Worse than Diabetes? Diabetes and Laryngitis
What’s worse than having diabetes? I would have to say that having diabetes and battling laryngitis. It couldn’t have hit me at a more inconvenient time. Granted, I managed to…
The Mysterious Symptoms of Undiagnosed Diabetes: Diabetes…
"Let’s kick off Diabetes Blog Week by talking about the diabetes causes and issues that really get us fired up." Before my husband, Mike, was diagnosed with diabetes, he was…
Diabetes Blog Week – Day 2: Poetry Tuesday – The…
A is for the anger diabetes often spurs, B is for the bolusing, which daily occurs. C is for the CGM, the device made to aid, D is for the…
Diabetes Blog Week – Day 5: Diabetes Life Hacks
Ever since I was diagnosed with diabetes, I have tried my best to find tips and tricks that make my management of it easier. It’s taken quite a bit of…
JDRF and the American Diabetes Association announce new…
The news was announced today about a new classification approach for the development of type 1 diabetes (T1D). Three distinct stages will mark the development of the disease – from its earliest pre symptomatic stages to…

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Heather

Love it! So funny – just last night as i was packing to move, I was sorting through all my books. I filled two boxes with books related to diabetes….used to be, I have shelves of novels. For the past 15 years, I have more health-related books (5:1 ratio, I estimate) than any “pleasure” reading…. Thx for sharing YOUR shelf (or sliver of it, I’m guessing).