Why we still need to wash our hands during COVID-19 (and all the time).

Anyone familiar with Type 1 Diabetes has heard the term hypo or low when discussing blood glucose levels. And, whether you are someone with T1D or someone who cares for a T1D, chances are you have been privy to the dreaded beast that is hypoglycemia.

I would like to say that I can limit myself to 15g of glucose, but the truth is, when I have a low bloodsugar, things get crazy.

Need to set clear boundaries with loved ones to keep yourself safe during COVID-19? Here are some ways to do that – without feeling sorry about it.

I would love to throw caution to the wind and get outside right now - travel, see my friends, be anywhere but my house. But I am not going to. Here's why.

It wasn’t until the emergence of strong T1D communities that Elizabeth Perkins was finally comfortable being loud about her experience living with diabetes.

Nearly everyone we encountered during our hospital stay kept trying to tell us about a “new normal.”  I absolutely hated hearing that phrase. But, as much as it pains me to admit it – 18 months later, it became true.