This time of year is my favorite. Seeing the beautiful colors of the fall harvest soothes and invigorates me. Being outdoors with my community is especially healing during this unusual … Continue reading Pumpkin Pie Recipe – Finding Joy in Food during the Pandemic
AJ is 89 years old with type 1 diabetes and is a caretaker for a partner with dementia. AJ is on an insulin pump and uses a meter to check … Continue reading Question of the Week | October 13, 2020
Last year, during our campus tour at Santa Clara University, the docent took a moment to recognize and thank the Indigenous Peoples’ for the use of the land that we … Continue reading Indigenous Peoples’ Day – 5 Ways to Acknowledge This Day
Click here to read our full October newsletter. Greetings to our awesome diabetes community. For this newsletter, we are excited to share three diabetes medication announcements. Our updated PocketCards are … Continue reading October Newsletter | Meds Update, Free Quizzes, and Rationale
Quick confession. I had an ulterior motive to last week’s question of the week. I saw a disturbing and heartbreaking report, that during the pandemic, the rate of lower extremity … Continue reading Hyperglycemic Crisis and a Foot Sore| Rationale of the Week
Ireland’s Supreme Court announced that Subway’s sandwich “bread” cannot be legally labeled as bread. After a Subway franchise in Ireland attempted to claim tax breaks for some of their items … Continue reading Subway’s “Bread” isn’t Bread in Ireland
JR has type 2 diabetes and an A1c of 9.4%. He is on 3 medications for diabetes and now needs to start insulin. JR says, “I just don’t know if … Continue reading Question of the Week | October 6, 2020
Looking for awe helps us move from dis-ease to a sense of well-being. We all know the physical health benefits of walking, but what if we add the intention to … Continue reading “Awe” Walks Improve Well-Being