Tag: diabetes blog week

I believe that when we engage in conversation with others who do not live with diabetes; we have but a few choices to deal with regarding what may come back to us in the discussion.  The simple truth is that people do not know what we go through, and unless you have diabetes, you really […]

One of my favorite movies of all time, and not merely during the holidays, is a Christmas Carol starring the one and only Alastair Sim.  It is the production to which all others are compared.  That said, there is a line in the movie that makes me cringe every time I see it.  Fred, Scrooge’s nephew, is leaving […]

I actually read recently that a mom was upset because her d-child was told that if an A1C was not at a certain level, the doctor would take away the child’s insulin pump. WHAT!!!!!????? There is so much wrong with this statement but the point here today is not to grill the doc but, rather, open a […]

So many times I have heard and stated how incredible our kids with diabetes are in dealing with life, as well as deal with managing their diabetes.  Today I want to recognize another group of people who, deal with diabetes; and all that life throws as well. That’s you. One of the greatest aspects of what […]

There was an engaged discussion recently when I read something that someone wrote and I thought; “well that just does not seem correct?”  My first thought was to engage the discussion but I knew we would be off to the races on a discussion who was right and who was wrong. That discussion would have been nothing but […]

I saw this question recently and I thought enough of it that I wanted to share with you all and ask your input as well.  The short answer is that no it is not okay…….it is downright expected. This diabetes world has my full attention.  I have shared a million times that our kids do […]