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How Was My Week? It Had Its Ups and Downs.
Maybe we should all pack day bags with our diabetes essentials in them when we go out to events. Say to watch a parade, or a ballgame, engage in a day of shopping…or cheer on somebody running a marathon…
Diabeastie Go Home!
After yesterday — and last night — I am tired of playing diabetes. I don’t want to deal with it any more. Just make it go away. If only…
Climbing My Way Out of Hypoglycemia (Finally!)
After a visit to the endocrinologist last week, I feel as if I’m finally getting a handle on my blood glucose — thanks to a good doctor who knows what he’s doing and can commit math!
Wishing the Week That Was, Wasn’t
It was Purim’s fault. Yes. That has to be it. Purim, for those who are unaware, is a Jewish holiday that follows the formula of “they tried to kill us, we won, let’s eat.” It is traditional to give food to friends, contribute to charity, listen to the Book of Esther, and have a festive meal…
You’re Scaring the Customers!
So it was Wednesday night, and I was having a tough time figuring out exactly what I’d write about this week. I’ve been feverishly working on a book that may never see the light of day (by the time this entry is online, I may have a slightly more definitive answer on that), and most of my creative energy seems to be moving in that direction. But just when I thought my inspiration had run dry, life gave me a topic!
You’ve Had an Episode (Part 3)
This is it, folks! The last in a three-part series reflecting on a severe low blood glucose episode I went through four years ago. I want to share some of the straightforward, how-to-get-through-your-day-with-diabetes lessons I learned…
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