47, consultant, writer, speaker, spouse, brother, son, friend, partner, person with type 1 diabetes, former pumper, thinker, dreamer. Thursday, August 17, 2017. Please do not forget it! JDRF did a p.

This has nothing to do with diabetes and everything to do with diabetes. My Facebook feed slapped me in the face last night when it unceremoniously announced that an acquaintance had passed away less than a half hour before.

Aint no party like a blogosphere party. I tend to have high hopes for conferences,. Or the other way around? .

Why yes, yes I do. Life with the betes is tough but far from impossible. So I was hoping to find some inspirational or motivational quote about Diabetes to put on my FaceBook page to get people excited about my upcoming cross country bike ride. What I FOUND, however, were stereotypes and misinformation more than anything else. Not a whole hell of a lot I hope. I still have a lot to improve on in the advocacy department.

I apologize! I honestly can say I have no idea when I will become a regular blogger again, life just seems crazy right now and I imagine it will get even crazier in a few weeks when this small person arrives. So, about that First Trimester. That was the worst hangover of my life. My blood sugars did well during t.

Yale University is Working on an Artificial Pancreas. Before the food melts together though, it goes into the big strainer. A Tattoo for BGL Testing? A New Twist on the Idea. That, as weird as it sounds, gently suc.

Last year I wrote comparing the Animas Vibe and the Dexcom standalone receiver. So what have I learned being on a Vibe and abandoning my standalone receiver since August? The Animas Vibe has improved the Ping interface in a few ways. For those of you familiar with the P.