In Season 5 Ep. 3 Emily and Miriam discuss the harmful ways in which toxic positivity can keep us from living our best diabetic lives.
Season 5 Ep. 3: Toxic Positivity
Tag: t1D
10 Gifts for the Diabetic in Your Life
From carrying cases to special adhesives, to insulin cooling cases, find the perfect gift for the Type 1 diabetic this holiday season. 1. Sugar Medical Omnipod Case, $37 Calling all Podders, we all know that the current make of the Omnipod is hella bulky, and not all of our necessities will fit in our cute [...]
The Diabetes Carrying Case You Need
For those of you that know me, you already know that I am always trying to find the best, cutest accessory to hold all of my diabetes. Let's face it: diabetes is heavy. Yes, emotionally, but honestly physically as well. While I LOVE my Omnipod and Dexcom situation, it comes with a lot of literal [...]
Season 4 Ep. 11: Wearing Our Pancreases On Our Sleeves ft. Ariana Frayer
Check out Ariana's blog here. Find out how to administer Glucagon below.
Season 4 Ep. 10: Dia-Marathons ft. Alex Donnelly
Season 4 Ep. 9: Dia-Cycling Across Alaska ft. Annalisa Van Den Bergh and Erik Douds
To find more info on Miles of Portraits, visit Milesofportraits.com.
Season 4 Ep. 8: Fast Cars and Steady Shugs ft. Lance Bergstein
Season 4 Ep. 7: Howe to Make the Most of Diabetes ft. Rob Howe
Season 4 Ep. 6: Eating Disorders & T1D ft. Lauren Newman of @gofeedyourself_
Trigger Warning: Those affected by eating disorders and disordered eating – this episode contains sensitive content regarding dia-bulimia and general eating disorders. Helpful links discussed in the episode: http://www.eatingdisorderevaluation.com http://supportinrecovery.com https://www.intuitiveeating.org/10-principles-of-intuitive-eating
Caitlin’s Diagnosis Story
November 2014. I was 12 years old, fresh and rested from a week off of school for Thanksgiving break. It’s customary for my family to have two Thanksgiving dinners, one at my dad’s house, and one at my mom’s. Everything was fine after the first feast, although I was quite a bit more lethargic than [...]
Pancreas Pals 