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By Tina, on August 31st, 2009
Post by Tina – read her bio here!
Last Wednesday, Greg and I headed out to Southold. His dad rents a house out there for a month every summer. It really is a great time. Not too far from home, but far enough to feel like you went away.
We went out to some wineries, dinner and [...] [...]
By Coral, on August 29th, 2009
Read Coral’s Bio - here!
I spent 2 years fighting with the pump. I swore I would never try it again. It was great for about… oh… 5 MINUTES, and my A1C did not improve while I was on it. Granted there could have been other factors associated to my strong dislike of this devise…
The fact that [...] [...]
By Guest Bloggers, on August 27th, 2009
Read Andrea’s Bio here!
One of my favorite things to do in the world is to be in the kitchen cooking and baking. I especially love to bake. Now, that may seem a bit strange, a PWD who loves to bake, but I was brought up in a home where it was natural for everyone to [...] [...]
By Stacey, on August 26th, 2009
This post is by Stacey – read her bio here
I am one of the very fortunate PWD (person with diabetes) who has a CGMS (continuous glucose monitoring system). My CGM of choice is the Dexcom Seven Plus. I got my first Dexcom Seven about a year or so ago then upgraded to the Seven Plus [...] [...]
By Tina, on August 24th, 2009
This post is by Tina – read her bio here!
Have you ever seen one of those movies where they tell the story from more than one perspective? People always live in their own reality. He said/She said. It’s normal, no two people ever see things exactly the same. I realize that and I am fine with it. [...] [...]
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