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Tips for Staying Motivated
One issue that I face on a regular basis is finding myself weary of dealing with diabetes. I just feel burnt out and not up to the task of staying on top of things. I’ve been thinking of the ways that I get myself out of these “diabetes ruts” and compiled it into what I hope will be a motivational blog post (both for you and for me!)…
Veronica Elsea Handles Diabetes Frustrations With a Song
It was a day — like many others, actually — that Veronica Elsea just could not get a drop of blood out of her fingers. Hey, happens to all of us. For Veronica, however, it’s doubly distressing. Blinded by high oxygen levels in the incubator she was placed in after her premature birth, she needs her fingers to do much more than merely release a drop of blood to check her glucose levels…
DiabetesMine Patient Voices Contest
Have an idea about how to improve some of the devices that are crucial to your diabetes management? Then you may be interested in entering this year’s “Patient Voices Contest,” run by DiabetesMine.com…
The Pros and Cons of Type 1
A little while back, I asked some of my friends with Type 1 diabetes what their favorite thing was about living with the condition, followed by their least favorite thing. I’ve decided to make a post out of those responses, in the hopes that those of you with Type 1 will be reminded that you’re not alone…
Children With Diabetes: Philly Conference
If you’ve been reading my blog, you probably know at this point that my family and I are very involved with Children With Diabetes (CWD). As I sit and write this the Monday after the conference weekend (which I staffed at for the first time!), my heart feels so full…
All is OK in the End, but the Middle Sucked
You can stay here for three hours, or you can stay here overnight,” said the nurse standing in the doorway of my room in the surgery recovery area. “Those are your choices…”
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