Volunteer Spotlight: Keith Nilsson

by JDRF Bay Area 01.26.2012 Volunteer
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Keith understands that corporate partnerships enable us to continue funding important diabetes research. And he’s making a difference in Silicon Valley.

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Volunteer Spotlight: Mark Marrocco

by JDRF Bay Area 01.26.2012 Volunteer
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JDRF strives to provide information and support to anyone facing the daily challenges of living with T1D. Mark is helping people find those resources and connect with JDRF.

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A Big One: The Mini-Gluc

by Kimberly Ford Chisholm 01.25.2012 Lessons Earned
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Is a “mini-glucagon” injection a tool you should have in your type 1 diabetes belt?

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CGM III: The Fun Continues

by Kimberly Ford Chisholm 01.23.2012 Lessons Earned
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FInd out why a CGM might–or might not–be right for you.

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Your Wednesday Tip . . . From the Bookshelf!

by Kimberly Ford Chisholm 01.18.2012 Lessons Earned
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Another Tip from the Bookshelf: “The Discovery of Insulin” by Michael Bliss.

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An Enormous Honor

by Kimberly Ford Chisholm 01.13.2012 Lessons Earned
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No one living with T1D likes to hear about complications. Unless the news is GOOD.

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Wednesday Tip: Infusion Set Switch-Up?

by Kimberly Ford Chisholm 01.11.2012 Lessons Earned
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Are you using the best infusion set for you?

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Am I Giving My Son—Who has Type 1 Diabetes—Preferential Treatment?

by Kimberly Ford Chisholm 01.09.2012 Lessons Earned
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It’s hard to treat children equally. And never more so when one has a chronic health issue.

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