Running Strong with Diabetes On Board

I am not a runner.Back when I was younger, I did play baseball and soccer, both of which pretty much forced my hand (or my feet) to do some fast moving. But as soon as I was old enough and able to make it happen, I traded in those sports shoes for…

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Next-Gen Emergency Glucagon: Xeris to the Rescue? We all know how scary emergency glucagon kits can be -- and for God's sake, who wants to face a complicated nine-step mixing process when your PWD loved one is passed out on the floor?!Thankfully, the race is on to develop the next generation of r......
Ask D’Mine, St. Paddy’s Edition: Revisiting Drinking & Diabetes with Uncle Wil Welcome back to our weekly advice column, Ask D'Mine!You may remember our special edition from late 2012, in which our T1 host and community D-educator Wil Dubois had a few things to say about drinking with diabetes. With St. Patrick's Day coming......
How to Help Her Get Ready so You Aren’t Always Late She takes forever to get ready, and we're always late. What's my move?--Joe, Santa Fe, NM Plan ahead. Tell her the night before (casually) how much you love her black strapless dress and those smokin' hot purple shoes. You'll take the pressure off any last-minute decision making.If she's still tardy, you can always try nudging her with an excuse to leave the house early ("Let's grab a drink beforehand") that you can easily blow off if you're about to miss your reservation. I'll just say it: I'm on Tinder because I want sex. But should I ever admit that to...
Ask D’Mine: The ‘Right’ Path to Control, (Thankfully) Nothing Lasts Forever Welcome back to our weekly diabetes advice column, Ask D'Mine - with your host veteran type 1, diabetes author and educator Wil Dubois. This week, Wil takes on a couple of question about low-carb, high-fat diets and some not-so-pleasant complicati......
Islet Transplantation: On the Verge of Mainstream? As someone who's been doing islet cell transplants for 20-plus years now, Dr. Jose Oberholzer in Chicago wonders why more people with diabetes don't know about the procedure as an option.Sure, it's not mainstream right now, but the Illinois surgeo......