Depression is a serious condition and I don’t mean to suggest anything that diminishes this notion.  Recently, I have been hearing more and more about how people with diabetes tend to have more issues with depression.  As you will see in the video, I am a very optimistic and “glass half full” type of person, [...]

Are you too busy to check your blood sugar?  Are there too many things going on at work to take a few minutes to check your sugar?  Is the to-do list too long to fit in a little exercising or diabetes care?  I’m sure this list could go on and on.  A little while back, [...]

This is the second post where I am attempting to be honest and give some real-life insight where a doctor probably wouldn’t.  The first post, discussed the sporadic jump in my blood sugars for no apparent reason.  This video will tell you about something that happens every so often when changing an infusion set. 
I [...]

I am happy to bring you this interview after being fascinated by Kim’s story.  I would like to extend my appreciation and thanks to Kim who happily agreed to be interviewed in an effort to help others through her story and insights.
 
Blogging Diabetes:  How old are your twins when were they diagnosed with diabetes?
Kim:  My [...]

..Someone throws your blood glucose meter in the pool.  Being a long-time Patriots fan, I’ve always had a little bit of a dislike for Peyton Manning.  You know – all of those commercials and the bitter rivalry.  Well, in good fun, he thought it would be funny to play a prank on Jay Cutler of [...]

This is a guest post by Natalie Kolok, who (with her husband Jeff) has an amazing website called Parenting Diabetic Kids along with a great story to tell (grab some tissues).  I am happy to have Natalie post here because I think she offers a great deal of real-life insight where I am lacking.  She offers [...]