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Tag Archives: diabetes
Dexcom battery
I wear the Dexcom G5 transmitter and I had a “first” happen last night. Usually, when the battery is starting to get low, I get alerts starting 2-3 weeks before the battery actually dies. It will say something along the … Continue reading
Trying not to fall off my soapbox
Let me just throw this out there and move on …. We are “supposed” to change our pump sites every 2-3 days. I do not. I usually make it 5-7 days. Sometimes even longer. I have a lot of scar … Continue reading
Type One Nation Summit 2016
Last weekend I was able to attend a Type One Nation Summit, hosted by my local JDRF chapter. I’ve attended the event in the past – and it’s always been a good time. This event did not disappoint. I do … Continue reading
Social Media Burnout? #DOCBurnout2015
When I first started seeing the plugs for today’s blog topic for Diabetes Social Media Burnout (#DOCburnout2015), I thought “I’m not burned out, I’m just busy …. ” But then I realized I haven’t been consistent in blogging in a … Continue reading
Witch doctor? Maybe.
Over the last few months, I had some friends that had started using essential oils and although I was happy for them that their families seemed to be healthier as a result, I kept thinking it sounded awfully “witch-doctor-y” to … Continue reading
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Wordless Wednesday: Golden Sneakers
I take a lot of pride in my growing JDRF awards. 🙂
Wordless Wednesday: Junk Drawer
You know you’re a diabetic when you find things like this while cleaning out your junk drawer…. (What diabetic goodies are in YOUR junk drawer?)
