Little Diabetes Warriors
Sometimes I feel like an idiot. It usually happens when I read a blog by one of my favorite “D”
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Blood Sugar
Hypoglycemia Affects Productivity at Work
A survey of type 1 and type 2 diabetes patients in the United States, United Kingdom, France, and Germany indicates
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After Shock
I wake in the morning with the taste of sour milk on my tongue. I’m sweating, extremely weak and disoriented.
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Support on the Diabetes Journey
An Interview With DiabetesSisters Founder Brandy Barnes
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As Diabetes Increases Among Hispanics, Prevention Program Shows Promise
An article in an Indiana newspaper documents an alarming rise in diabetes among Arizona’s Hispanics, especially along the US border
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The New Girl
It’s hard being the new person at work. It’s even harder when you’re the new person and you have diabetes.
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Heather Shields Raises Diabetes Awareness in the Miss California Pageant
Heather Shields was thrilled when she got the opportunity to dance with the famous Joffrey Ballet School in New York
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The Night I Needed a Glucagon Injection
The one time I needed a glucagon injection, I didn’t have any. I had never been given a prescription for
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For People With Diabetes, Contacts With a Twist
Technology now under development would allow people with diabetes to monitor their blood sugar through their contact lenses. Researcher Babak
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Have You Taken Your Walk Today?
The answer to the looming threat of obesity and cardiovascular disease could be as simple as putting one foot in
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Do You Have a Diabetes Sick Day Plan?
It’s that time of year again: flu season. I never thought much about getting a flu shot until fourteen years
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