When you tell someone you have Type 1 diabetes, you sometimes realize how many Type 1 diabetes misconceptions still exist. I’ve been living with Type 1 diabetes since I was 17, and over the years I’ve heard plenty of questions, comments, and well-meaning advice that made me realize how little people sometimes know about what […]
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Nearly 20 years after my Type 1 diabetes diagnosis, these are the lessons I wish I had known earlier from asking questions and accepting imperfect numbers to eating better, building strength, and adapting as life changes.
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How I went from insulin pens to a Medtronic pump and eventually Omnipod, and why motherhood and life with an active toddler influenced those changes.
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Nearly two decades of insulin, learning, adapting, motherhood, and figuring out how to live well with Type 1 diabetes.
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