Living

“T1D Exposed” is back with a calendar for 2018.

The editor reflects on the hidden gifts of having to manage T1D.

Insulin Nation’s editor makes a case against the singular use of the phrase “person with diabetes.”

Family courts have discretion to modify or suspend custody when one parent neglects diabetes care.

We play Santa with Type 1 diabetes newsmakers in 2017.

A father of a child with T1D explains the perils of confusing Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes.

Grandmother dies within hour after hearing that UK teenager died from complications related to T1D.

Audrey Farley tells readers about her path to writing about T1D.

Holly Murphy remains in a long-term care facility while family members continue to struggle without her.

A woman with Type 1 reflects on her new husband’s vows.

LaQuishe Wright recounts how she kept her family dry and her son’s blood sugar levels relatively stable after being uprooted by the storm.

A diabetes activist describes how she had to give a speech after she pulled off her pump and CGM in her sleep.

With her power restored, this pancreas-transplant recipient is now championing the cause of organ donation.

A mother of a child with Type 1 describes the pitfalls of the restitution narrative in this opinion piece.

A call to be gentle with yourself when blood glucose management goes wrong, by someone who spent years trying for perfection.

In celebration of the one day where we actually enjoy being afraid.

Brandon Morrow is an anchor among the relief pitchers for the Los Angeles Dodgers.

A diabetes activist details some of the hurtful misconceptions she faced when returning to school after a Type 1 diabetes diagnosis.

A young woman with Type 1 describes how difficult it was for them.

Answer these four questions to gauge their long-term prospects for a good relationship with your A1C score.