Advocacy, DSMA-Style

The Diabetes Social Media (DSMA) Blog Carnival topic for the month of February asks us to explore the concept of “advocacy.”In our diabetes community, the word gets tossed around a lot. What does it mean? Is blogging, attending conferences, or get…

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Guess That PWD #9 (Person with Diabetes) Got to pay a little respect to the guy who invented light, right? I mean before he invented the incandescent light bulb, there were only candles. Talk about a solid conversation starter – “hey what do you do for a living? I invent $hit like, light”. Boy how we take the little things for […]..................................................................... I want to sincerely thank you for your continued support. This blog is better because of you. Check out Blogging Diabetes on Facebook and join the conversation! Guess That PWD #9 (Person with Diabetes) is a post from: Blogging Diabetes...
Ask D’Mine: Will My Baby Get Diabetes?, Using Victoza with Insulin Welcome back to our Saturday diabetes advice column, Ask D'Mine, hosted by veteran type 1, diabetes author and community educator Wil Dubois - where myths get busted and unseemly topics sometimes see the light of day. Hey, where else ya gonna tur......
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Ask D’Mine: Quitting Victoza, Pregnancy Insulin(s)? There's no end in sight when you have diabetes - but is there ever a time when it's right to quit your meds? In this edition of our weekly diabetes advice column, Ask D'Mine, a couple of our readers are wondering if their meds are no longer so goo......
On Mother’s Day: Lessons from a Certified T1D MOM The saying goes that "a mother's work is never done." As a mother of three myself: So. Totally. Agree.But then there are the moms whose jobs transcend ordinary parenting, those forced to manage a child's illness, with all the heartbreak and drudge......