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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Nope, not a Band-Aid
The other day I was walking out of the office with my co-worker and I commented out loud that my hand smelled like insulin (I had done a recent site change at work – actually I had more than likely … Continue reading
Overthinker I am
I have my 3 month Endo appt today…and like most other T1′s feel before theirs, I’m dreading it. There is always the dread of knowing that my numbers will be higher than the last time. At my last appt, I … Continue reading
Friends for Life
Since joining the DOC in March (my first blog was March 1st, so I’m still somewhat of a newbie to this stuff, even though I’ve been diabetic for almost 20 years) I have “met” so many people and connected with … Continue reading
Coffee is my friend
We had dinner at our friends’ house last night and ordered pizza … Pizza continues to be a food that affects me differently every single time I eat it. I can try a normal bolus, or a dual wave, it … Continue reading
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Pardon my vent
Ok I needed to get something off my chest … and where better to do it than my own blog? I feel for Jack Osbourne being recently diagnosed with MS – I really do. My own mother was diagnosed with … Continue reading
Perspectives
The other night I attended my first ever JDRF Board Meeting/Research Update. I had no idea what to expect, as I’d never been to one before. It was a nice evening, albeit a little slower paced (ironically speaking, seeing as … Continue reading
Hungry for More
I have found myself recently wishing I could do more — get more involved with local diabetes awareness efforts. I have been actively volunteering with my local JDRF chapter for many many years. I have been walking in the Walk … Continue reading
Leakage
Friday night I checked my bg before bed … 324. What? I had Chick-fil-A for dinner, that’s a healthy version of fast food for those of you unfortunate ones that don’t have it locally – it’s DELISH. But it never … Continue reading
“I was runnnnnning”
I posted the other day about not having any hypos (low’s) for several weeks. And wouldn’t you know .. I woke up the next day in the 60s. And by lunch time I was 54. Figures! I’m not complaining, though. … Continue reading
Carb counting is a big deal
In essence, carb counting can make or break a diabetic’s level of control. And in all honesty, it is not something I have always done as well as I should be doing. I am the epitome of a SWAG’er. (I’ll … Continue reading
