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Off to School with Diabetes
Although we're still in the height of summer, it won't be too long before the school bell is ringing. While...
Diabetes in Belgium at Age 17
According to the World Health Organization, diabetes affects 285 million people. Since we know they don't all live in the...
Insulin Patch Pumps in Europe: A Taste of Things to Come
It's sad, but true: these days, Europe usually sees new diabetes technology before the U.S. With that in mind, Kelly...
Sunday Funnies: Energy Crisis
Eat right. Check your sugar. Exercise!! Check your sugar. Dose your meds. Check your sugar. See your doctor. Check your...
Ask D’Mine: The Complications Clock, A Diabetes "Man Purse"
Welcome back to Ask D'Mine - our weekly column proudly going where no diabetes Q&A has gone before. If you...
Around the Diabetes Blogosphere – July 2011 Edition
We're in the height of summer, but that doesn't mean the DOC is slowing down. We hope you've all been...
BDP 004 : A Child’s Perspective, Depression, Relationships and Tattoos with Diabetes
Run time 37:46 Blogging Diabetes Podcast Session 4 This session jumps around a bit because I talk about a few...
Diabetic Partner Follies: "I’m the One…"
Continuing our ongoing series by and for loved ones of people with diabetes, the so-called Diabetic Partner Follies, we're proud...
Interviewed by Chris from Just Talking Podcast
Last week, in preparation for Chris‘s (sites: ToBeSugarFree or JustTalkingPodcast) week off at the beach, we caught up live on...
10 Things We Women with Diabetes Want You to Know
While we're on the topic of women with diabetes this week, who hasn't yet heard of the Girl's Guide to...
A Smart Woman’s Guide to Diabetes
As an invisible illness, diabetes can feel terribly isolating, especially when first diagnosed. Many of us remember the first person...