LOVE your blog -- it's one of the ones I read regularly! I hope to be able to contribute something through DA. Keep fighting the good fight! :-)

Thanks for reaching out Michael! Glad you enjoyed the interview. I did too :-)
So I just read your Sherlock blog about the "new" study on counting carbs. I'm dumbstruck. I'd say this is why the cure continues to elude us. Good post!

I cannot possibly tell you how your blogs have helped me! You are the reason I have become addicted to the online community. I have fallen off the wagon countless times in my 30 years of being a PWD and since I began reading about you, I have really developed a new appreciation for myself and the importance of good self care. I know it wasn't a goal for you to help me specifically, but I want you to know that you absolutely have, tremendously!!!! I want you to feel great and proud about what you do online to communicate, inform and advocate as well as the things you do with events you attend, especially Government Day!!!! So THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, Michael! You have really touched my life! Have a great day!

Hey Micheal please send me that addy again. I seem to have lost it thanks to a 2 year old and a 4 year old. Weeeell they wanted to wright and they know the paper is around my computer and so................. PM it to me if you wish.

I can't pull up your email address. SLOW COMPUTER PROBABLY but anyway just wanted to let you know it would probably be after Halloween b/f I could get it done. # g-kids and Halloween............well you know! LOL!

Sure just let me know when and where. I think it's important for all paernts to know that there for a while your child might blame you (I did my dad b/c there was another Type 1 in that side of my family when I got it) but in the long run your kids don't blame you. Such a GREAT feeling!!!! My daughter that I was talking about? She's now 22 and has 3 of her own children. Yep proud there. She was also bron missing her left hand but is now a CNA working in a nursing home! She's great there too and has patients asking for her!

It's ironic that you left a comment on my blog as I was sitting here thinking after reading your blog about driving with D. I was remembering about my severe low this year that rendered me unaware, but conscious. I had just finished playing in the two feet of snow with my two young children and had done all of then right things...even was on a CGM, but my sensor had just expired a couple of hours earlier and I put a new one on in the mornings...so I was in between. We have estimated I was out of it for at least an hour and a half before my husband found me. What was devastating to me is my children were essentially alone (4 & 9yrs). The guilt I still have is what has motivated me to stay on top of this. At times I feel I am obsessed. Your blog was really helpful in that it will serve to keep me ever mindful of driving with D. I check every time I drive, but sometimes you hate it and this is a reminder to endure it. Keep strong.

Would you like to be a feature blogger on my site....I think it would be fun!!!!

thanks for wanting to be my friend...hope to get to know you better in the future. I have a blogspot too called.....SEXYDIABETIC.COM

I try to keep everything positive about my struggle with the big D right now. I am actually having fun with it. I hope to do some video post too. Being in the Hollyweird there is a lot to video about....