Be Prepared: Carry Supplies
Having lived through earthquakes (major and minor), tsunami warnings, and power outages I realize how important (and reassuring) it is having my medication and testing supplies with me at all times.
Continue readingHaving lived through earthquakes (major and minor), tsunami warnings, and power outages I realize how important (and reassuring) it is having my medication and testing supplies with me at all times.
Continue readingToday’s Theme: Let’s take control of diabetes. Now. With 285 million people worldwide (that’s 6.4% of the world’s population) living with diabetes it’s been called a pandemic.
Continue readingGood Morning. So, how did your day start out?
Continue readingThis diabetes awareness video pictures the hands of people with diabetes and the word that comes to mind when thinking of the disease. Why hands you might ask? Because hands are what you use to reach out. Hands are what you use to hold on. And hands are what you use to test your blood glucose—several times each day.
Continue readingSome days are just about nothing. Nothing special. Nothing exciting. Nothing unusual. Nothing inspirational.
Continue readingCould minimalism be a strategy for managing food for people with diabetes?
Cooking simply the fewest ingredients for the maximum yumminess? Sounds like an idea worth pursuing