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Doing it Your Way—Packing Diabetes Supplies
They had more supplies — more duplicates in preparation for failure. Maybe twenty-two years in, I was still doing this all wrong?
Diving with Diabetes in the Philippines
A surreal SCUBA dive in the Philippines goes awry, landing a type 1 diabetic in the hospital on a very remote island.
Flying with Dia-Anxiety
The author shares her realization of the anxiety she overcomes on each flight with diabetes.
The Diabetes Supplies Thief
I never see the bastards coming. There are two—one driving the motorbike and the other sitting behind him. The second guy is the thief. The first is the getaway driver. Their target is a small pouch...
Jungle Type 1 Diabetes—A Day in the Life
As the photographer for an off-the-grid sustainability institute in a Panamanian jungle, my life is not super easy to explain. Having type 1 out here is just another interesting addition to the mix.
Havana Nights and CGMs
Leary of using a CGM system, Audrey Brown agreed to try the technology in order to travel to Cuba as part of a high school trip. The decision, she found, was the right one.
Traveling with My T1D Girlfriend
Unable to find a go-to web site or travel blog for specific guidance when travelling with T1D or with a T1D friend, Bradley Williams and his partner, Cazzy, decided the start their own.
Climbing Mount Kenya
I am the first British type 1 diabetic to trek this mountain for Diabetes UK. This is a great privilege but brings in added risks, as we have limited examples to follow in terms of diabetes management...
Smoothing the Way for Diabetes-friendly Travel
Traveling with diabetes does add an extra layer of logistics to our day and it’s not always funny. But we are working hard to smooth the road for others and we feel stronger with this purpose behind...
Celebrate Each Other’s Successes
I fought the fight that I had to fight. I worked hard in training, had a good race plan and swam an incredible distance. It was unreasonable to compare myself to my teammates and it only caused me to...
I knew she was my daughter
Two and a half months after my diagnosis, I got a message from a friend back in Uganda, who told me about a little girl that was just diagnosed with type 1 and needed a foster family. As soon as I hea...
The Face of Type 1 Diabetes in Developing Countries
Take a look into the life of a child living with type 1 diabetes in a developing country. The story of Tazul is the story of countless children around the world.
Uganda and the Future of Those with Type 1
Mokisa wants to be a doctor, he says, so he can help people. He wants to learn like all the other children. He will die in a short amount of time, his kind nurse Sarah says, if he can’t get access t...
#DiabeticsAtDisney
Being diagnosed with type 1 has never held me back from continuing my beloved tradition, (which sometimes occurs more than a few times per year!). Disney parks, in my opinion, are perhaps the most typ...
Welcome to the Jungle—Iquitos, Peru
Discover what it's like to live with type 1 diabetes in Peru as Neil Greathouse investigates communities throughout who lack the resources and technology that we have in other parts of the world....
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