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We all have a story of how T1D has changed our lives. As a Breakthrough T1D advocate, I use my voice to tell lawmakers our story of living with T1D and why research must continue.
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Side by Side: A Father and Son’s First Ride
The Breakthrough T1D Ride community has been Jon’s second home for more than two decades, and this year marks a special milestone—his first Ride alongside his 13-year-old son, Marlon. Since his T1D diagnosis in 1979, Jon has been deeply connected…
Still Counting: Laurie’s 64-Year Journey with T1D
A Diagnosis at Eight Years Old Laurie received her type 1 diabetes (T1D) diagnosis at just eight years old in March of 1961, becoming the only member of her family with the chronic autoimmune condition. At a time when there…
My Journey with Phoebe, a Diabetic Alert Dog
In March of 2016, around my birthday, I began searching for my diabetic alert dog (DAD). I was hoping to find an already-trained DAD. But between the intensive training, vetting, and ongoing care these dogs require, I quickly realized that…
Why Clinical Trials Matter: Clearing Up Common Misconceptions
Written by Clinical Trial Education Volunteer Alecia Wesner, with contributions from Clinical Research Nurse Jeniece Ilkowitz, BSN, RN, MA, CDCES Clinical trials are vital for advancing treatments, improving disease management, and ultimately finding a cure for type 1 diabetes (T1D).…
It Takes a Village: How Community Carried Us Through T1D
Fran Crocco (left) and Jared Crocco (far right). The Unexpected Beginning Jared was diagnosed at age 14—not through a routine doctor’s visit, but because he wasn’t feeling well. He had always been a picky eater, but we noticed he’d started…
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Chris Evans
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