Political observers across the spectrum have long expected Obamacare to be high on Congress’ list of changes it wants made, but the speed of repeal…
“Are you back?” I asked my son, as I always do when he’s had a low blood sugar and then juice.
“No,” he answered.
I checked him again: 47. Just two digits…
This past summer my daughter, Bisi, who has Type 1 diabetes, and I were hanging out on the beach on Block Island when she spotted a man walking by with…
There’s nothing quite like waking up to freshly made muffins on a winter’s morning. Especially if those muffins are low carb and really easy to whip…
It’s been just over a year since my Celiac disease sentence was handed down. And while I’m more adjusted than I was last January, I’m still feeling…
“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…
Two years ago, my husband Mike began to feel unsteady as he walked with Tom, our oldest son, to an appointment. Mike wasn't quite walking in a straight line, and he was sweating. Tom noticed and asked Mike if he was okay. "Yes," Mike said. "I just need to get some food."
Mike was looking for a store, somewhere he could buy something - anything - to put into his mouth. He knew his blood sugar was low
These sheet pan chicken fajitas make life easy and delicious. Simply layer the seasoned chicken over the sliced vegetables and 20 minutes later,…
Working toward a better life – and a cure – for any disease is a practice in patience. We all start out hoping for some “Lorenzo’s Oil” type of situation:…
This Christmas Eve will be my nineteenth since I was diagnosed with type one diabetes. I was only four at the time, so my memories from that hospital…