For those of us managing or caring for someone with a chronic illness, being seen and heard, even if no solution exists is all we ask.

How many times have you had a sensor fail right before a big event or even a family dinner?

I had breakfast an hour before we left, which was light; including 20 carbs of bread and PB. I reduced my bolus by 75% as I knew the ski would knock it down fast.

That means I had 11 years of a few decent doctors; yet most were of the thought I needed to be scared into proactive diabetes management.

Why not avoid the expenses related to medical appointments and medicine. This sentiment lasts a day or two before it subsides.

Connection to others is medicinal and I’d love to hear your story.

For now, there are a few races I will be attending and if you plan to be there, please stop by and say hello. Races include…

I’m a proactive self-advocate. I respect the expertise of the medical community, however I know my body and how it reacts to treatments better than anyone.

After a more than 20 year hiatus from my days on college radio, I recently returned to the airwaves on KGVM Bozeman.

I used to stress out about my A1C to the point that I correlated blood sugar readings to my standing as a person.