With summer and extra exercise on the schedule, I’ve been pretty oblivious of my type 2 diabetes.
And, as we all know from our classics, a little hubris…
I don’t see that the company ethos has an understanding of the aesthetic I really want—the user-friendly, this-wouldn’t-look-weird-next-to-my-Louboutins* aesthetic.
I woke up thinking about first phase insulin response and oral glucose tolerance tests (OGTT). Does that ever happen to you?
This is on my mind because…
I rode my bike 4.5 miles this morning in order to meet my running group. At 5:30 am we started our two mile warm up run in the park along the Yarkon River. …
It happened again tonight. I’ve only had diabetes for about 16 months now and I’ve probably been asked upwards of 50 times. …
It pains me to vent about the amazing Dexcom, but I have a frustration. It’s the must-always-be-turned-on <55 alarm that Dexcom has built…
We are all huge fans of mushrooms in our house and the mushroom ragout in this recipe is outstanding – it would work not only with halibut, but with many other dishes as well.
Children with Diabetes (CWD) anounced that it has signed a two year partnership with Novo Nordisk to develop and distribute resources that will help newly diagnosed children with type 1 diabetes adjust to their new lifestyle. Every year approximately 15,600 children and adolescents in the United States are diagnosed with type 1 diabetes...
Currently, beta-cell death is very hard to measure...
My book recommendation has little to do with diabetes, but here it is: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddon.
This is a book about an alternate perception of reality. When I read it for the first time, it moved me in such a significant way that I talked about it with everyone I knew (or met).