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World Travels of a Type 1 Diabetic

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World Travels of a Type 1 Diabetic
  • How People React to My Diabetes – Part 2

    How People React to My Diabetes – Part 2

    May 26, 2025November 28, 2025

    I know you’ve all read the first part of my How People React to My Diabetes – Part 1. Here is Part 2 in the series. More reactions – good, bad, and neutral – to strangers and friends reacting to me taking care of my diabetes. Stay tuned for Part 3 (of 3) in this series. What Are You Eating?…

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  • How People React to my Diabetes – Part 1

    How People React to my Diabetes – Part 1

    April 30, 2025November 28, 2025

    In high school, after my friend said he didn’t want to watch me change my insulin pump site, he left the room. So, I pull up my shirt to show my stomach, where the new site will be, wipe off the numbing cream, and began injecting myself with a very long thin needle. During the injection process I look up…

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  • Scuba Diving in Mauritius – 2010

    Scuba Diving in Mauritius – 2010

    April 27, 2025November 28, 2025

    Being at sea for months, we finally stop on a small island, over 1200 miles (2000 km) from any mainland. The stay will not be a long one, just enough to fuel up and set sail again. I don’t have much time, I have to find something to do, and quick! Let’s Sail Around the World! In 2010, I sailed…

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  • Scuba Diving and Diabetes – A Brief History

    Scuba Diving and Diabetes – A Brief History

    April 22, 2025November 28, 2025

     “We certainly concur with the [authors] that “if a hypoglycemic episode occurs underwater or away from shore, the results could be incapacitating and tragic.” However, this same warning applies to almost any activity in which the insulin-dependent diabetic chooses to participate (eg, driving a car). It would be unfair to disallow those responsible adolescents to participate in an activity they…

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  • How Much I Share with Others About my Type 1 Diabetes

    How Much I Share with Others About my Type 1 Diabetes

    March 31, 2025November 28, 2025

    Growing up I was always open about having Type 1 Diabetes. I rarely hid the fact that I had this autoimmune disease. Eventually, I learned that many diabetics aren’t as open as I am. They don’t share that they have type 1 diabetes with new people. It’s not a requirement for anyone with a disease or disability to broadcast the…

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  • Getting Drunk as a Diabetic – Difficulty With a Pushy Stranger

    Getting Drunk as a Diabetic – Difficulty With a Pushy Stranger

    March 17, 2025November 28, 2025

    I grew up in Ohio, and went to college in California and I would usually come back to Ohio for long breaks and summers. On one of these breaks, I came back and went out with one of my high school friends to a bar near her college. (Don’t worry we were all of legal drinking age. I know these…

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  • Cross-Country Skiing in Banff – Don’t Freeze the Insulin!

    Cross-Country Skiing in Banff – Don’t Freeze the Insulin!

    February 26, 2025November 28, 2025

    I really like to cross-country ski, I’ve loved it since I was a kid. I actually like to cross-country ski more than I like to downhill ski. Sadly don’t get to go that often, but a few years ago I was able to go! And it was beautiful! There are a few things to be aware of before a type…

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  • Solo Paddling in Arizona

    Solo Paddling in Arizona

    February 19, 2025November 28, 2025

    Will I be Able to Paddle? One of the other things I did during my trip to Arizona in 2021 was to paddle a nearby river. When I researched the area near where I was camping, I found a river that can be used for paddling. I own an inflatable stand up paddle board (SUP), and I brought it to…

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  • Solo Camping In Arizona

    Solo Camping In Arizona

    February 17, 2025November 28, 2025

    The year is 2021, the location is my small apartment. Each morning, I wake up, move to the dining room, and sit on my computer working all day. After work I relocate to my bedroom, and sit on my computer playing games or watching something. Slowly my sanity starts leaving my body. It’s time to get outside, go camping, and…

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  • Accommodating Guides at a New Zealand Worm Cave Tour

    Accommodating Guides at a New Zealand Worm Cave Tour

    January 27, 2025November 28, 2025

    One of the most popular tourist attractions in New Zealand are the Waitomo worm caves. During a 3-week trip there, my friend and I booked a 3-hour guided worm cave tour. (The time we would actually be in the caves was closer to 1.5-hours). Sadly, my friend missed her connecting flight and missed this tour. Everyone on the tour wore…

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