Approved for a Pump
That’s right ladies and gents, I’ve been approved for a pump even though I’m not really thrilled at the care I’ve been receiving at my current...
30
Jun
2019
Monthly Archive: June 2019
28
Jun
2019
Diabetes and Spoon Theory
The other day in a diabetes group I belong to, someone was asking about spoon theory and if it applied to diabetes. My answer? I think...
23
Jun
2019
Loads of Carbs, Fiber and Cycling
I decided to do a little experiment with fiber and cycling. Someone on Reddit suggested it might get me further than fast burning sugars. So, Saturday...
22
Jun
2019
Finding the Value of High Fiber Foods
In every health class I’ve taken growing up, in all the diet advice I’ve gotten over the year, the one constant in the world of low...
11
Jun
2019
Bangers and Cauliflower Mash
Bangers and Mash is a dish you’ll find on many a pub’s menu in the United Kingdom. It’s simply a sausage and mashed potato covered in...
07
Jun
2019
Expeditie Egmond – A 32km Bike Ride
If you’ve been watching this blog, you’ll know I’ve been having a pretty hard time cycling more than about 7km from home without a hypo. Before...
06
Jun
2019
Second Opinion on My Diabetes Please
My diabetes diagnosis has not been a smooth one. From the get go, the way my symptoms came on just didn’t seem right for a Type...
02
Jun
2019
1 June Daily Drudge Report
The last few days have been a challenge, to say the least. My insulin sensitivity has gone through the roof with the increasing heat. Where I...
