Wowwwwwww. This may be the longest that I have ever gone without blogging since I started back in 2005.  I don’t really have any excuses for why I have not been blogging.  I have been busier than I have been in years, but that is still not an excuse.  My blood sugar has not been as good as I want it to be either.  I haven’t been tweeting lately either, but I’m still there reading tweets.  I am working on a few diabetes projects right now and hopefully by the beginning of October I will be able to announce some of them to you all. I will try and continue to blog some...

I want to say sorry for not being here and not blogging or reading or tweeting or anything at all for that matter. As you may know I went on a vacation two weeks ago and I started a new job two weeks before that. Last night was hectic anf crazy trying to catch up at work. So bad that I wasn’t even able to coach my little league football team at all last week. We have practice again tonight anf I can’t attend because I have to take care of paperwork issues for something else. That something else is a new car. So I have a lot going on now but I will be getting back to blogging...

Today’s guest post is from Sarah Jane who lives in southern Missouri with her parents and two younger brothers, two dogs, and one cat. She is currently studying dietetics at Missouri State University. She was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes in 1998 at 11 years old. Blog address: http://sajabla.wordpress.com Serendipitous Sarahndipity. That’s the name of the site where I blog. It’s a play on my name and the word serendipity. Sometimes when I tell people about my blog, they ask me what the title has to do with being a type 1 diabetic. I guess at first glance, it doesn’t seem to make...

Today’s guest post is from Christopher Snider from A Consequence of Hypoglycemia. There’s a strange kind of fear or apprehension that overcomes me when it comes to a guest post. Granted, I’m sure most of the people reading this are remotely aware of who I am. When I think about the nature of this or any other post I’ve written it still amazes me that I’m doing this. Opening up was never easy for me growing up, probably due to a lack of opportunity but it’s not like I was really looking to share my feelings with everyone. But then I spent a couple days in the hospital....

I’m going on vacation tomorrow. So this is what I will be doing after I get out of work, tips for traveling with diabetes. Remember to check in for all of the guest posts next week. Bookmark It Hide Sites

Wow, what a long day it has been so far today.  Today was the first day of starting my new job as an SEO Specialist for a large ad agency firm.  Let’s rewind and get to the recap of the weekend however.  Friday night was a nice dinner with Amanda at Carolina coal fire pizza in Delray.  After that we enjoyed some amazing Rita’s Italian Ice as well.  So, let’s take a guess at what my blood sugar did after that night?  You guessed it, went over 400 at one point.  I never eat pizza anymore, but I just said screw it, I’m going to enjoy it tonight. Saturday was a...