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  Do you have any pre-holiday strategies to help your glucose stay within range?
  Yes, do what I do every other day, well MOST every day; that is try to remain active, and make fairly accurate guesses for carbs consumed and amount of insulin required. One additional "strategy" is that I will ask "the cooks" to share with me any hidden ingredients in mysterious delicious creations - I do enjoy sharing fully in all celebrations. Just yesterday at a birthday celebration, I had to almost double my carb guess after checking with the desert creator.
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  Do you have any pre-holiday strategies to help your glucose stay within range?
  I will eat the foods I love, but in limited amounts and definitely with a pre bolus.
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  Do you have any pre-holiday strategies to help your glucose stay within range?
  I’m not sure if it’s a strategy or not but I host my whole family which is always about 17-19 people. I’m running around days leading up to the holiday, cleaning, prepping, mowing the yard (live in FL), and the day of, I’m always moving with little time to over-indulge. This year, my 1YO great-niece will be there. I will be playing itsy bitsy spider about 100 times and lifting her (30 lbs) off and on. Every body brings stuff. As you can probably tell, it’s exhausting but I love it. I have no children of my own but lovely nieces, nephews, and 6 greats.
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  Do you have any pre-holiday strategies to help your glucose stay within range?
  No. I treat all holiday foods and meals the way I do at other times of the year - I estimate the carbs I will be eating and dose the appropriate amount of insulin. If I go high, I take correction boluses. If I go low, I eat more.
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  Do you have any pre-holiday strategies to help your glucose stay within range?
  For all holiday get togethers I bring something I know I can eat - skewered appetizers or a low cal dessert or jello (sf) with c
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  Do you have any pre-holiday strategies to help your glucose stay within range?
  I will eat what I want, within reason and bolus as needed. Also, if I do overindulge, I will not beat myself up about it, just bolus accordingly.
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  Do you have any pre-holiday strategies to help your glucose stay within range?
  I will eat what I want, within reason and bolus as needed. Also, if I do overindulge, I will not beat myself up about it, just bolus accordingly.
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  Do you have any pre-holiday strategies to help your glucose stay within range?
  No. I treat all holiday foods and meals the way I do at other times of the year - I estimate the carbs I will be eating and dose the appropriate amount of insulin. If I go high, I take correction boluses. If I go low, I eat more.
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  Today is World Diabetes Day (WDD)! Are you doing anything special to celebrate or acknowledge WDD?
  I have a small business, so I created a post about WDD and shared the some of the differences between type 1 & Type 2. It's also National Dill Pickle Day. 😊
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  Today is World Diabetes Day (WDD)! Are you doing anything special to celebrate or acknowledge WDD?
  I had no idea we celebrated chronic illness. I’m alive and healthy, and I’ve beaten all the odds . I’ll be 80. I’m morbidly careful about diet and workout at least three times a week. I lift weights, etc. Mire than anything I lucky to have people who care about me, and three grandkids who I stay alive for. Every Friday has been Nana day for over 21 years.
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  Today is World Diabetes Day (WDD)! Are you doing anything special to celebrate or acknowledge WDD?
  Today, I'm preparing to travel to Barton Camp, to attend their diner Auction tomorrow which helps fund scholarships to the camp for children who have T1D. I was a camper there, and now celebrating my 70 years of living with T1D. The camp was great for me and many. others who live with T1D.
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  Today is World Diabetes Day (WDD)! Are you doing anything special to celebrate or acknowledge WDD?
  I mean, I am wearing blue pants, so I guess that's something
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  Today is World Diabetes Day (WDD)! Are you doing anything special to celebrate or acknowledge WDD?
  Every day is Diabetes Day in our world.
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  Today is World Diabetes Day (WDD)! Are you doing anything special to celebrate or acknowledge WDD?
  I had no idea we celebrated chronic illness. I’m alive and healthy, and I’ve beaten all the odds . I’ll be 80. I’m morbidly careful about diet and workout at least three times a week. I lift weights, etc. Mire than anything I lucky to have people who care about me, and three grandkids who I stay alive for. Every Friday has been Nana day for over 21 years.
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  Today is World Diabetes Day (WDD)! Are you doing anything special to celebrate or acknowledge WDD?
  Every day is Diabetes Day in our world.
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  Today is World Diabetes Day (WDD)! Are you doing anything special to celebrate or acknowledge WDD?
  No, sorry, I don’t celebrate illness, even if it means surviving it. Blessed one day at a time.
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  Today is World Diabetes Day (WDD)! Are you doing anything special to celebrate or acknowledge WDD?
  Every day is Diabetes Day in our world.
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  Today is World Diabetes Day (WDD)! Are you doing anything special to celebrate or acknowledge WDD?
  Every day is Diabetes Day in our world.
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  Today is World Diabetes Day (WDD)! Are you doing anything special to celebrate or acknowledge WDD?
  No....... There is no celebration for this day. With that said, I am grateful that I am healthy.
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  Today is World Diabetes Day (WDD)! Are you doing anything special to celebrate or acknowledge WDD?
  After 47 yrs I don’t celebrate but am grateful as I can be
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  Today is World Diabetes Day (WDD)! Are you doing anything special to celebrate or acknowledge WDD?
  Every day is Diabetes Day in our world.
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  Today is World Diabetes Day (WDD)! Are you doing anything special to celebrate or acknowledge WDD?
  Sharing info about T1D on social media and wearing blue. 💙
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  Every day is Diabetes Day in our world.
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  Today is World Diabetes Day (WDD)! Are you doing anything special to celebrate or acknowledge WDD?
  Wearing blue with a blue ring lapel pin
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  Today is World Diabetes Day (WDD)! Are you doing anything special to celebrate or acknowledge WDD?
  Today, I'm preparing to travel to Barton Camp, to attend their diner Auction tomorrow which helps fund scholarships to the camp for children who have T1D. I was a camper there, and now celebrating my 70 years of living with T1D. The camp was great for me and many. others who live with T1D.
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Sarah Howard has worked in the diabetes research field ever since she was diagnosed with T1D while in college in May 2013. Since then, she has worked for various diabetes organizations, focusing on research, advocacy, and community-building efforts for people with T1D and their loved ones. Sarah is currently the Senior Marketing Manager at T1D Exchange.

24 Comments

ConnieT1D62

Diabetes Connections with Stacey Simms and her guests. http://www.diabetes-connections.com

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Bob Durstenfeld

TCYOD

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Ginger Vieira

The Diabetes Psychologist and Pancreas Pals are both wonderful! Great hosts, living with T1D, and a wide range of topics about real life with T1D.

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Sasha Wooldridge

Juicebox Podcast

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Clare Fishman

I enjoy Juicebox podcasts

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connie ker

I am a senior with LADA, so I couldn’t relate to the 2 guys who are happy, fun presenters, and I listened to the young man who wrote the book Landmines. I learned as I listened, just not in the same age category. Plus those presenters had people who supported and lived with them, I am a widow which makes T1D more difficult living alone.

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Mattie Fisher

I have listen to a few podcast but truly havent found one I like.

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Emily Yolleck

Juice Box podcast occaisionally. I like his Diabetes Pro Tips series. The CDE he has on from time to time is great too.

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Ahh Life

I tend to do much more reading than listening. (👍 ͡❛ ‿ ͡❛)👍 But TCOYD is occasionally worthwhile. (ノ ͡❛ ‿ ͡❛)ノ

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Jenny Richardson

Redefining Diabetes The insuleoin podcast Eoin is awesome!

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Richard Vaughn

diabetes-connections.com with Stacey Simms is an excellent podcast series.

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Jenn Velez

I have listened to a lot of T1D podcasts, Juicebox podcast is my favorite!

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Elizabeth T.

I’m glad to have these recommendations.

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Donna Brownley

Juicebox podcast! I love it!!!

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kylekk@gmail.com

Juicebox!

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Kris Sykes-David

Juicebox and TCOYD on occasion.

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Jerome McClellan

Diabetes Connections!

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Catherine Van Hove

Diabetes Maximus

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Samantha Real

Juicebox podcast is how I found out about this site!

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Ken Raiche

Those are some extremely short answers would be nice to get some input on these suggestions or recommendations. Just saying….. Thanks but the way.

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Stephen Woodward

Juice box, Diabetes Connections, Pancreas Pals, insuleoin, Beta Cell, Diabetic Doing Things, Reallife Diabetes

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Danielle Eastman

Diabetes Maximus

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Cheryl Seibert

I am caring for a very elderly relative with cancer, so I don’t devote time to podcasts, live streaming meetings/conferences, etc. I had hoped after retiring 2 years ago, I would have time to participate more in research studies, discussion groups, etc., but being a caregiver must take priority first.

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Patrick Goode

bolus maximus

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