Blogging Diabetes Podcast Episode 38 Some topics I cover are: Episode 37 Previous podcast – Interview with Angela Medearis Team Type 1 Sanofi – Cycling team (top 25 in the world) on twitter and facebook Phil Southerland on twitter Race Across America – record holder (23.5 Mph average) Team Type 1 Diabetes Sports Research Institute [...]

Blogging Diabetes Podcast Episode 37 Some topics I cover are: Episode 36 Prior show with Clint Crabtree Interview The Kitchen Diva’s Diabetic Cookbook and Kindle version Article – Lilly Diabetes college scholarship and Friends for Life scholarship Scholarship application page and 4/15 deadline DRI – American Fine Wine Competition Gala 4/19 with Emeril Legasse More [...]

Blogging Diabetes Podcast Episode 36 Some topics I cover are: Episode 35 Previous podcast Clint Crabtree – MMA Gym owner, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt and MMA Champ, Desert Storm Vet and Type 1 Wrestling and cutting weight with diabetes My Tour de Cure and check out the new road bike Strava in Action and [...]

For the last 14 years that I’ve lived with type 1 diabetes, I’ve been a good patient, had “good” control and been a good advocate.  In the last 2 months I attended the JDRF Research Summit and interviewed a few people living with diabetes.  In my interview with Scott, he talked about the Red Rider [...]

Blogging Diabetes Podcast Episode 35 Some topics I cover are: Episode 34 Previous podcast – Interview with Scott Johnson New equipment for the show Trek 2.1 or Trek 1.1 Road Bikes American Diabetes Association – Tour de Cure My original diagnosis date Penalized for low body fat with diabetes Alternate infusion set and CGM sites [...]

Blogging Diabetes Podcast Episode 34 Some topics I cover are: Episode 33 Previous podcast – Interview with Dr. Bruce Bode Interview with Scott Johnson who has lived with T1 diabetes for 32 years Find Scott on Twitter and DSMA Cozmo Pump (discontinued) Will Dubois and Allison Blass, both featured on DiabetesMine Joslin Diabetes Center Awards [...]

This video explains the difference between a low and high standard deviation with blood sugars. A1C The most commonly used method to measure blood sugar control is the A1c. This blood test measures the average (mean) blood sugar over the previous 3 months and is always checked by my doctor every time I go in [...]

Blogging Diabetes Podcast Episode 33 Some topics I cover are: Episode 32 Previous podcast – aggressive vs. passive diabetes management Correction to previous podcast regarding my comment on “Think Like a Pancreas“ Video and upcoming post on blood sugar standard deviation Dexcomand hypo unawareness Complexities of timing insulin with food absorption Reuters – Anabolic before [...]

Blogging Diabetes Podcast Episode 32 Some topics I cover are: Episode 31 Previous podcast and interview with Stephanie Darling Dexcom Seven CGM Retinopathy Think Like a Pancreas Telcare BGM Dexcom sensor tape via Kerri at SixUntilMe Opsite Flexifix via Amazon Bionic Pancreas trial in NH Sanofi Data Design Diabetes Innovation Challenge FDA Approved first Heart [...]

Blogging Diabetes Podcast Episode 31 Some topics I cover are: Interview with Stephanie Darling who has lived with diabetes for 21 years and was diagnosed at age 7 Episode 30 Previous podcast Jury Duty and type 1 diabetes Dexcom Seven CGM Diet technician Diabetes educator (CDE) Pregnancy with type 1 diabetes Diabetes camp Give Stephanie [...]