May 17, 2012

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Introducing the AccuChek Insul-Viva!
I have a friend that calls me a delusional optimist so I decided to put the delusional part to good use for today’s post. Today let’s tackle an idea inspired by More)
D-Blog Week, Day 1: Find a Friend
It seems the most popular thing about Diabetes Blog Week is that it helps us find blogs we weren’t reading yet and connect with some new blog friends. With that in mind, let’s kick off Diabetes Blog Week by making some new connections. Think ab (More)
D-Blog Week, Day 2: One Great Thing
Living with diabetes (or caring for someone who lives with it) sure does take a lot of work, and it’s easy to be hard on ourselves if we aren’t “perfect”. But today it’s time to give ourselves some much deserved credit. Tell us about just one diabete (More)
One Thing to Improve
Today’s topic for Diabetes Blog Week is to pick one thing that we can improve on. Yesterday we gave ourselves and our loved ones a big pat o (More)
One Great Thing
Today’s topic for Diabetes Blog Week is to talk about the one thing that we do spectacularly. Living with diabetes (or caring for someone wh (More)
Find a Friend
For the kick off of Diabetes Blog Week, we are supposed to write about a blog that we love that others might not know about. I guess I fl (More)
Bad Foot Day – NOT!
Last week, I wrote about the foot appointment I had in Pittsburgh for the new sore on my foot. I was supposed to keep the dressing on that he put on my foot until I saw him again yesterda (More)
Pulling the “I Am Diabetic” Card
Sometimes bounces back at you! I usually try not to pull that card too often, but sometimes it is just an easy out for something. The timing of it was actually pretty funny. Yesterday morning I was sitting at my computer reading some blogs that I (More)
The Not So Wordless Wednesday
Last week I posted about it kinda being a big deal that I took pictures on my trip. It was kind of a big deal because I never take pict (More)
Gastroparesis: Early Signs
I will often see a discussion with someone having problems with their blood sugar and another person will suggest gastroparesis.  The person having problems will say they don’t have gastroparesis because they are not sick in their stomach.  I remembe (More)
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