My first medic alert bracelet after 37 years with diabetes.
One of my favorite walks - over the Brooklyn Bridge
Holding onto pride helps living with the d
You met him Wednesday - my biggest supporter
What a kick my book in Barnes & Noble just down the street!
Being trained as a peer-mentor. Know where? Hint: see the arch?
The beginning with type 1 at 18 years old in my dorm room
Fast forward: Children With Diabetes conference, 2007
Winner of Eli Lilly's"Inspired by Diabetes" contest, 2008
Qantas bathroom bin flying to Sydney. How cool is this?
C'mon, what 1 positive thing has diabetes given you?
I'm trying...
My emotional coaching book is in English and Spanish
My favorite blood sugar management tool. Well, red or white will do
Different meter, different number. Oy!
Speaking at an ADA Expo
My book agent lives nearby
Flew to the U.K. to work on a behavioral diabetes course
Our peer-mentors reunion, Scottsdale, AZ
That hurt like crazy going in!
You know, typical travel accessories
Giving away 2000 books at the IDF conference in Montreal 2009
Since I'm not leaving kids behind, I figure leave books
Every day you already are one even tho you don't think so
Today's blogging event is to show snapshots of our diabetes-life.
Of course, I could have pulled every photo that I have since every moment is also a moment with diabetes.
But then my computer would have crashed - for sure.
Suffice to say, these will take you a bit around my world: my life and my work.
Sometimes it's a bit much that my life and my work are so intrinsically linked.
Other times I feel blessed that they are after searching half a lifetime for my purpose.
Sort of depends what day it is.