In an attempt to make this blog as readily available as possible, the posts are now available on Amazon’s Kindle.  Plus, I’m fairly certain that Santa is going to be bringing me a new Kindle for Christmas.  The cost is a mere .99 a month, which I wish I could waive.  Seriously, Amazon keeps like [...]

Happy Thanksgiving from Blogging Diabetes!  I have so much to be thankful for and to cherish.  I always like to take a minute and thank the men and women of our armed forces serving around the world that help keep us safe and allow us to celebrate holiday’s like this.  To them: A huge THANK [...]

Disclaimer: As stated before, this is a paid review for healthetreatment.com with the proceeds going to a diabetes foundation.  Always consult your doctor before making any changes to your diabetes treatment or care. [From the site] Whether you have type 1 diabetes or type 2 diabetes, healthetreatment can help people learn from the experiences of [...]

This guide has been a mini project of mine for a few weeks now.  I write this blog to help others and myself learn more about real-living with diabetes.  Whenever I come across something that I think will benefit the readers, I want to make it available.  In this case, I have put together a [...]

Today, November 14th, is World Diabetes Day.  Most of the readers here already probably know this because it’s all over the internet in the diabetes online community.  So just in case you didn’t know, now you do.  I can’t say that I’m doing much besides spending quality time with my family and watching football.  Wouldn’t [...]

Let’s talk about the elephant in the room, shall we.  I’ve read many posts on the subject of getting paid for blogging.  Darren Rowse actually has a whole section of his blog [problogger] dedicated to helping companies find people to blog for them in exchange for cash. There are so many ways to be compensated [...]

Seriously, like I don’t have enough to worry about with two beautiful young girls, who get their gorgeous looks from their mom, without having to worry about my diet causing their diabetes? I really have a soft spot for children, especially my girls.  There’s just something special about a child’s innocence and unknowing view of [...]

Here are my six things that I think others should know about diabetes: Anybody can be diagnosed with diabetes, toddlers/infants included. A healthy diet of someone with diabetes is the same as someone without diabetes. Diabetes is emotional, stressful and sometimes very depressing. If you have diabetes, you’re not alone – there’s a whole diabetes [...]