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Go Scott Verplank!

As part of my continuing effort to highlight sports heroes with Type I diabetes, meet Scott Verplank – professional golfer, father of three, and an athlete who is living well with Type I diabetes. Verplank is often on the road for weeks at a time, playing in PGA events, eating airplane and hotel food, and playing for hours a day out in the... Read moreChevron

Getting Ready for College This Fall?

My husband and I have often wondered what will happen when our 11 year-old daughter leaves for college – not just the usual worries about boys, stress, grades, beer, you name it – but about her diabetes care and specifically, her health insurance. Should she switch to a new practice near college, or come home for treatment every three months?... Read moreChevron

A Dog-Gone Good Diabetes Story

I read this week about Belle, a beagle in Florida, who won an award from the Cellular Telephone Industry for saving his owner’s life by using a cell phone. Apparently Belle’s owner, Kevin Weaver, has “severe diabetes,” which I took to mean hypoglycemic unawareness. Since Kevin can’t sense when his blood sugar is about to drop, he had... Read moreChevron

Solving The Babysitter Dilemma

Once your child has been diagnosed with Type I diabetes, you probably feel like you’ll never be able to leave him with anyone outside of your immediate family. (Even then, maybe not – my mother politely declines to give shots because she’s so worried she’ll make a mistake.) At some point, in order to get some sanity back into your... Read moreChevron

Are We Too Clean?

Prevent Type I Diabetes – Keep Your House a Mess! Great news from the Scandinavian Journal of Immunology, which published two studies last Friday: wild rats living in filthy sewers seem to have stronger immune systems than lab rats living in clean labs. According to Fox News: “The studies give more weight to a 17-year-old theory that the... Read moreChevron

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