Booze and the ‘betes
With the holidays arriving and the new year almost knocking on our doors, most of us will happily leave 2020
With the holidays arriving and the new year almost knocking on our doors, most of us will happily leave 2020
The day before I started my new life as an adolescent in high school, I got diagnosed with Type 1
There’s nothing quite like a global pandemic to highlight what matters, or rather who matters most in your life. Amongst
The sizzling sunshine has us all digging out the t-shirts, shorts, sunnies and suncream from the back of the wardrobe. Hooray! But with hotter
Being a ‘good diabetic’, striving for ‘optimal blood glucose management, being called ‘non-compliant’ or ‘poorly controlled’ by HCP’s. Just some
Ever since I was young, I knew a generic 9-to-5 job wouldn’t cut it for me. I despise the idea
Two months ago when Kaleido’s e-mail telling me to stop using their pump appeared out of thin air, it was
I received my diabetes diagnosis in 2013, and at that time I was taking the contraceptive pill. I didn’t give
It’s almost a running gag. So much so, that when I was at a big international diabetes conference one of
When I first asked my diabetes team about the possibility of switching to an insulin pump in 2014, I was