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Jan 21

Hey JDRF & BD – This is What I Want in an Insulin Pump

Posted by Chris on Jan 21, 2010 in CGM, Insulin Pump Problems, JDRF, Living Normally with Diabetes | 4 comments
All this press about all these new technologies and studies and companies joining up with non-profits to do this and to do that, and blah blah blah.  At first when I read the post by Amy from Diabetes Mine about JDRF and BD joining forces, it instantly just reminded me of the post I just had last week about why there will never be a cure! Next, it made me think, well what exactly is it that I want from an insulin pump or what do I want to have in order to manage my diabetes.  This is not like a Jetson’s post.  I am trying to keep this stuff logical and something that can happen in...
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Sep 17

JDRF vs ADA – What are your thoughts?

Posted by Chris on Sep 17, 2009 in ADA, JDRF | 3 comments
First off, if I have anymore computer problems I am going to flip out and throw this thing out the window.  I was getting some sort of script errors and I don’t know what the heck was going on, so I was pretty much computer-less yesterday.  Anyway on a better note, I have my cup of coffee next to me, making Amanda some chocolate chip pancakes as I speak.  Today is going to be a long day, but what day isn’t anymore.  Long day at the office, long night of football, then the gym, then dinner, then work at home and maybe watch some football if I’m lucky.  I wanted to do...
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Sep 14

A Relaxing Weekend with Diabetes

Posted by Chris on Sep 14, 2009 in Living Normally with Diabetes, Sports and Diabetes, Stress | 4 comments
This weekend was filled with a lot of excitement, well at least I think so.  What I mean by exciting is a relaxing weekend with diabetes.  I don’t even know where to begin, but I guess I will just start on Friday.  Friday night may have been boring for most people, but to me it was great because I had a chance to relax and catch up on some reading and reviewing certain things, mainly healthcare reform debates, and not have to worry about being anywhere in the morning or at night.  The night started out a little rocky because at football practice my infusion set had fallen out.  No...
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