So, summer is here. Sunshine. Flowers. Yada. Yada. Yada. All that good stuff we miss all winter long. With the sunshine, however, often comes a bit of change in blood sugars and insulin needs.
I once met this incredibly athletic teenager who found herself in the hospital at the start of every new sport season from episodes of hypoglycemia at its most extreme. She and her mother seemed baffled…I was baffled as to why the severe lows were so mysterious to them.
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Since I was young, I have loved the taste of coffee. But diabetes has complicated what used to be the idea of a simple cup of Joe, as well... Read more »
Note to Reader: I am not a mother. I've never been pregnant and may never be so I may be a surprising choice for authoring such an article,... Read more »
Read Kelsey's intro to the 5 part Little Changes, Big Difference series As I attempt to bolus more accurately, I've found the one of the... Read more »
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