The #3Rs technique – what T1Ds do when Reviewing and Reacting #DOC #gbdoc
Following a very positive response to the 3Rs technique for diabetes management, the questions that have been raised to me a couple of times “What […]
Month: November 2015
That restoring insulin through blood therapy diabetes cure – not a silver bullet for T1D – #DOC #gbdoc
Thanks to front page stories on The Times and The Telegraph (surprisingly, given the output from the UK Government spending review the day before), it’s […]
The 3Rs – Record, Review, React: A straightforward way to manage your Diabetes #DOC #gbdoc
I’d like to say I’d thought about this long and hard, and it was the culmination of a life’s thinking about how we can best […]
Lantus: Lethal or Lifesaver? #DOC #gbdoc
Summary Following issues I experienced with Lantus (Insulin Glargine) in November 2014, I spent some time researching it, looking at absorption and pharmacokinetics and other […]
The other Oral Insulin…. Hello Oral-lyn #gbdoc, #DOC #Oral-lyn
There’s been a huge amount of publicity in Diabetic circles for Afrezza as the aggressive tactics of investors talking the product up through a campaign […]
Afrezza – The Inhaled Insulin: What will NICE say? #gbdoc #DOC #Afrezza
If you have hung around in Diabetes circles on line for long enough, you will have heard about inhaled insulins. They have a speckled history […]
Type 1 Diabetes and Me. The story of a Diabetic life – A Diabetes Epiphany #DOC #gbdoc
In part four of an abridged life, we meet some more Diabetes “characters” and a few rather less pleasant ones at that. Looking back, it […]
Type 1 Diabetes and Me. The story of a Diabetic life – In to work; the Lantus years #DOC #gbdoc
Taking my diabetic life a step further, I eventually left uni and headed into the grown up woirld of employment. My first three years were […]
Type 1 Diabetes and me. The story of a Diabetic life – Diagnosis #DOC #gbdoc
As the “About me” section on this website states, I’ve been a T1D for more than 27 years. I’ve rarely, if ever, really spoken about […]
Night time hypos and what to do about them? Maybe Hypoband is the answer! #gbdoc
As I mentioned on a #gbdoc Twitter session the other night, when I have a hypo in my sleep, generally I just sleep through it. […]