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posted 01/05/2011, comments (0)|
Type 1 Diabetes and Dead in Bed Syndrome
Dead in Bed Syndrome This week has been a difficult week for the diabetes community, when it was revealed that young girl of 13 never woke up. There have 4 deaths of type 1 teens recently reported and many of us remember Cynthia Kahn who passed away earlier this year. We lost some great people simply “while they were... Read more
posted 10/22/2010, comments (0)|
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Meet Phil Southerland from Team Type 1
Meet Phil Southerland – the founder of Team Type 1 If you haven’t heard of “Team Type 1,” the group of elite cyclists with Type 1 diabetes, you probably don’t know who Phil Southerland is, either. But you need to know about this guy; he has been living, and thriving, with diabetes for over 25 years, and is... Read more
posted 08/16/2010, comments (0)|
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Meet Will Cross: Explorer and Mountaineer with Type 1 Diabetes
In May 2006, Will Cross became the first American with Type 1 diabetes to reach the summit of Mount Everest, the highest point on earth. This alone is an amazing feat, but for Cross it was the capstone of a much greater achievement: successfully summiting Everest made him the first diabetic in the world, and the first American ever, to have... Read more
posted 08/11/2010, comments (0)|
Exercise Highs and Lows
Most fitness and diabetes sources state that exercise can cause hypoglycemia in type I diabetics. Since I run and play hours of ultimate Frisbee without hardly ever go low, I like to think that I have a routine dialed in that prevents any exercise hypoglycemia. However, in the past few months, I have spent a lot of time hiking with my... Read more
posted 07/22/2010, comments (2)|
