Added by Mario on May 31, 2010 at 9:22pm — 5 Comments
My first time posting here so bear with me please.
I just turned 30 a few weeks back, and so I decided that I need to take very proactive approach to my diabetes. I'm type 2, and with that so are my parents and my brother. I come from a long line of diabetics, as were all four of my grandparents. 3 of which passed away due to complications of their diabetes. My biggest fear is not when or how my diabetes will have its way with me, but that it stays the hell away from my 2 girls. I…
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Added by Alan Eastwood on May 31, 2010 at 7:55am — 14 Comments
Madison Marathon - can you beat the heat? First Marathon.
My first marathon:
The 90 degree heat, the diabetes, my back, my foot, fuel ... all real or potential problems I had to deal with, did not really affect my run. My hips, something I actually work on in core workouts, are what slowed me down. So now I get to go back to the drawing board on that, but I think the answer is probably in the deep gluteal muscles and in range of motion... hello yoga!
Made it through the halfway point, which my wife was…
ContinueAdded by Type2Runner on May 31, 2010 at 7:36am — 5 Comments
Greek Tragedy or Sign of the Times?
Novo Nordisk A/S (NVO), the world’s largest diabetes care company ($33 billion) is pulling all 17 of its medicines for people with diabetes out of Greece. People who rely on the Greek public health system…
ContinueAdded by Elizabeth on May 31, 2010 at 5:30am — 4 Comments
For My Fellow Droid Users...
I have Type 1 Juvenile Diabetes and have just moved to a new town, Oviedo, Florida. It's mostly country, with no doctors nearby, and unfortunately, I've left all my previous doctors behind, including my Diabetes Doctors. Now, I've got to start with a clean slate.
Thank goodness for my Droid Eris Smartphone by HTC. No shameless plug intended, but if there's any fellow Type 1 or 2 out there with any type of Droid, and the same predicament I'm in, you should know that there's a…
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Return to D-Camp
The Diabetes Youth Foundation of Indiana owns a 30-acre site on the northside of Indianapolis that is hosts the Diabetes Camp Until a Cure. Take a look at my most recent post on The Diabetic's Corner Booth about my return to D-Camp for the first time in many years, this time as an adult Type 1 speaker. Please let me know about your own experiences with D-Camp!
Added by Michael Hoskins on May 30, 2010 at 7:48am — No Comments
Diabetes Networking: Finding the Right Doctor

Networking: we all do it to enhance our careers or our business. We might network to find romance or – if moving to a new
city – to find new friends. For our children, we network to find
the best schools or clubs. We utilize friends and colleagues, our
communities,…
This has been the coldest, rainiest May in Seattle that I can remember. The forecast for May 22nd and the Tour de Cure was “mostly cloudy with a 30% chance of rain,” which is the forecast for Seattle almost 90% of the time. I haven’t done the math but I think that means that it generally rains in Seattle about 27% of the time.…
ContinueAdded by Greg on May 28, 2010 at 10:30pm — 2 Comments
SAGA OF 2010 - PART 2
I've been battling with the horrifying thought of going home after only one month post-amputation. I'm not strong enough yet and my apartment is horrid. I can't even get into the bathroom with my power chair. But, they are determined to send me home ---- no matter what! The end of February and I am on my way. Home. Sweet, yet bittersweet.
The Visiting Nurse came a day late to visit me. I don't think she likes me. She is very critical of my transfers from one surface to…
ContinueAdded by Lois on May 28, 2010 at 7:00pm — 16 Comments
SAGA OF 2010 - PART 1
The holidays have come and gone. It is fast approaching the end of January and my next visit to the wound clinic. I have a deep sense of dread in my guts.
My left foot is much worse. The right foot has healed. But now they want to put me in the hospital again. I am in severe danger of losing a foot!
My my sweet Jesus! It's going to happen one way or another! I have four choices. One is to go home and do nothing and let the infection run it's course and…
ContinueAdded by Lois on May 28, 2010 at 6:18pm — 6 Comments
Diabetes and Fame
Added by Scott on May 28, 2010 at 1:30pm — 3 Comments
Beautiful Day
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Where my mind is today (and a bonus mini Pumpisode)
After reading many a post from this website, I decided to take some recommendations and read the book, "Think Like a Pancreas." About a third of the way through, I was feeling like the weight of the subject was heavy. I have been trying extremely hard to stay on track and get myself back into the full working order that I once was able to achieve. But with all the counting, logging, emailing and evaluating, I was starting to feel this crushing weight as I began reading. Don't let me confuse…
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Still got it!
Added by Anne Irwin on May 28, 2010 at 10:37am — 3 Comments
Dreams are made of This
You wake up most morning trying desperatly to remeber what your dream was about then there are some mornings you wake up feeling so down because you had had a bad dream it upsets you to your core what is all this about, I have heard some folks saying dreams have meanings signs from the Gods carriers of ill will and all that sort of thing, this morning I woke up at 5am and I could clearly remember what my dream was about and it upset me some 2 hours later it still upsets me although most of…
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The ol' bait n' switch-er-oo
Added by AngelaC on May 27, 2010 at 9:43pm — 9 Comments
Site Change Win!
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