I have written, on many occasions, how an A1C should be used as a gauge in our children’s diabetes tool box (or for yourself if you live with it every day 🙁 sorry). I have constantly stated that it is a gauge to be watched and adjusted but not to live by the results and beat […]
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My article yesterday was to our friends in Canada. I received a message of thanks from someone and she added this at the end of the message: “…..the leaders of our three parties shared public hugs and well wishes(in our current government, this is totally rare- they’re usually verbally fighting)….” As we get closer to our […]
I started writing my article today and I am filled with the horror and sadness of the news from our neighbors to the north. And I am compelled to relay my feelings. My heart aches today for Canada. A soldier, standing at a tomb of unknown soldiers—unarmed—gunned down for the reasons we all now know as […]
Funny that at the age of 24 my eyes still see her as the picture I posted. She is not of course and she is an incredible woman who I am so positive will have an incredible impact on so many. But parents know that no matter the scenario, we see them so young. I have sat […]
There is much…I MEAN MUCH…that the diabetes community can learn from the Teal Pumpkin Project. I thank Christina for informing me of this endeavor. What is the Teal Pumpkin Project and who is responsible? The Teal Pumpkin Project is an endeavor by FARE. Their informative website states: Food Allergy Research & Education (FARE) works on […]
I had the opportunity to travel for the last week. It was a vacation and I traveled to St. Lucia. St. Lucia has a population of about 174,000 residents and clearly makes the most of their income from the resort industry. The people who live in this area, with an income of roughly $13,000 annually, are […]