The magazine I work for is not for health-care professionals. It’s not even close to being something read by health-care professionals. Yet the audience deals with health-care and insurance issues on a regular basis. So for me to read and edit a story
11/10/2009 at 01:57AMOne of my diabetes pet peeves has always been the lack of beverage choices when I go out to eat. There’s always water, of course, but that’s always my last choice. Depending on where you go, there might be unsweetened iced tea. If you want a hot bevera
11/07/2009 at 10:09PMMaybe that isn’t the most politically correct title for this post; I should grow up and say “women’s issues,” right? Naw. Just like any formerly repressed group, we get to refer to ourselves any way we want. And a girl might just change her mind, you know
10/23/2009 at 01:00PMEverything seems to be all over the place lately. Despite catching up on school work and actually de-stressing this week, my blood sugars are bouncing like rubber balls in an airplane bin. My averages are up, yet I'm having rashes of severe lows. And
10/22/2009 at 07:25AM
last night I screamed. I screamed in the kitchen last night. I beat my fists against my legs and pounded my feet against the cold tile floor like a child in the midst of a temper tantrum. I clenched my fists and screamed.
silently.
10/20/2009 at 03:37AM
authored by Michelle Kowalski,
submitted by tmana
"The maple-coated sausage mixed with the sweet apples had all the fitting flavors of an autumn meal." [Photographs: Joshua Bousel] I love this time of year, when the supermarkets bust out the big bins of deliciously fresh apples and fill...
10/16/2009 at 11:00PMLast week I enjoyed a five day trek with my site in my left bumcheek. I had amazingly awesome blood sugars. Ranging from 80 mg/dl to 140 mg/dl. It started before that site change but continued on. During some serious stress and a monthly visit, mind you.
10/15/2009 at 08:00AMMixing it up a little from my Wayback Wednesday series today… It was four whole years ago that I wrote this tongue-in-cheek post about diabetes and yeast infections. The guys aren’t brewing at our place so much anymore, but I’m finding that ladies with di
10/09/2009 at 01:00PMTeeth are like diabetes complications.You can only slow down/prevent more damage from being done,you can't fix what has been done. Routine 6 month cleaning,my teeth get the equivelent of a "5.0"(if it were an a1c) I have been a fanatic about oral hygeine,
10/07/2009 at 02:57PMI make no secret of my love of diet soda. If I wanted to be buried when I die, I’d request that a couple of 2-liters be thrown in the coffin with me. Since I’m leaning towards cremation, I suppose I want to be doused in diet soda before they roast me, s
10/05/2009 at 06:25PM