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You’re Fired!
My Panama Canal cruise is paid for. Can I leave now? I relax as soon as I step — or, in my case, roll — onto a cruise ship. I sure could use that now: It’s been a bit frustrating lately…
High Glucose and Colorectal Cancer; Free Nova Max Meter
High glucose may increase colorectal cancer risk in women; plus, Nova Care Diabetes offers a free meter to MiniMed Paradigm users.
Innovative Insulin Pump Approved; Avandia Restricted to Mail-Order
The FDA approves the t:slim insulin pump; plus, Avandia is now available only through mail-order pharmacies.
Apps, Interviews, and Panels
The past few weeks have been rather involved for me, diabetes-wise. See, in addition to that panel I was part of with the University of Michigan Medical School’s Family Centered Experience program, there have been two other rather out-of-the-blue diabetes-related requests…
Lost It
Let me recap for you a rather boneheaded thing I did on Sunday’s trip home from Kansas during which I lost, for the first time in my tenure as a person with Type 1 diabetes, an important part of my diabetes accoutrement…
New CGM Brings Old “Factors” Back Into Play
I lost something and was trying to find it. I haven’t yet found what I’m looking for, but I have found: a couple of infusion sets for my insulin pump; six boxes of glucose test strips; a couple of way out-of-date sensors for a Dexcom continuous glucose monitor (CGM); and more. It’s turned into an outright treasure hunt. And speaking of CGMs, I got a new one…
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