HAWMC

March 20, 2013.Reading time 2 minutes.

Greetings. I suck. (Yes I’m self-deprecating today) I haven’t blogged for an extended period of time. Sadly this comes at a time when I have also applied for a scholarship to the Stanford Medicine X ePatient conference (thus – if you are with the Medicine X scholarship department please see older posts and know that […]

May The Force Be With You

November 19, 2012.Reading time 6 minutes.

I’m a Dmom. I have two kiddos with Type 1 Diabetes. My job as a Dmom includes any number of things that are normally done by a person’s pancreas but the thing I want to share about today is night-time blood sugar checks. Im not going to suggest that all Dparents need to be doing […]

Sunday Seven

October 14, 2012.Reading time 5 minutes.

Dexcom G4 approved (for adults) – so happy for my DOC friends and all pwd/cwd that will be able to get the G4 – it is an amazing Dcare tool. Hoping FDA approves for under 17 so I can beg our insurance company to help us get them for our kids. Currently our insurance will […]

Last HAWMC Post

May 3, 2012.Reading time 4 minutes.

30 Days 30 Posts 3 days Late Day 30 Health Activist Writer’s Month Challenge My last prompt was intended for May 1st but with all that has been happening in the last 2 weeks I fell behind. Catching up today with a final HAWMC post before a new challenge begins – looking forward to Diabetes […]

Limitations

May 1, 2012.Reading time 3 minutes.

I Don’t do Well with Limitations Day 29 Health Activist Writer’s Month Challenge Sunday’s prompt: Six Sentence Story. In this day of micro-blogging – brevity is a skill worth honing. Can you tell a story and make it short and sweet? What can you say in six sentences. First let me ask do parenthesis count?So […]