Republished with permission from DiabetesMine.com
Sometimes delightful, inspiring things come from the most unlikely of sources.
Bob Hawkinson co-owns two landscaping and mulching companies with
his brother in Jacksonville, FL. He's had Type 1 diabetes since the age
of one, and is now 44 years old. He and his wife Melissa have... Read more
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If ever two things were once
considered mutually exclusive, they were career and chronic illness.
Add to that being a woman and the whole thing sounded like a joke.
Well, we've come a long way, Baby.
According to Rosalind Joffe of CICoach.com and her business... Read more
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Back in 2003, when I was diagnosed, nobody seemed to know anything
much about the connection between Type 1 diabetes and celiac disease.
Or at least it wasn't mainstream, certainly not for my doctors at the
time. Celiac is of course an intolerance to gluten,
a composite of... Read more
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It always kind of ticks me off when people say that managing your
diabetes is "like brushing your teeth." It's a helluva lot more work
than that. But the one similarity is that it is kind of habit-forming.
I always hold the toothbrush at a certain angle, and pretty... Read more
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The winner of this year's Bayer Dream Fund contest certainly has something new and different in mind. Wendy
Coleman, a theater and speech professor at Albany State University in
Georgia, will use her award to "compose and perform a play about
managing life with... Read more