In-Home Test Kits Make Screening Convenient and Easy
TrialNet—an international Breakthrough T1D-supported network of leading academic institutions, endocrinologists, physicians, scientists and healthcare teams dedicated to finding cures for type 1 diabetes (T1D)—has a new in-home test kit that makes screening far more easy and convenient. And FedEx will come pick it up, at no cost to you! If you have a relative with […]
Breakthrough T1D Spokesperson Lauren Cox #3 in WNBA draft
Lauren Cox was 7 when she was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes (T1D). She was 12 when she finally beat her father in a game of one-on-one in the family driveway. The Breakthrough T1D Ambassador and spokesperson said both moments shaped who she is and who she has become. This weekend, she became the #3 […]
Adam Lasher Shares “Positive Vibes” With Type 1 Diabetes Community
Breakthrough T1D Spokesperson Shares Stories, Songs and Encouragement With his guitar and liquid-warm voice Adam Lasher embraced the type 1 diabetes (T1D) online community with song and words of support. “I know things get scary. We all need to remain positive and show that we’re all here for each other.” The two-time American Idol contestant […]
Eating because of stress or boredom? How to stop.
Simple changes you can make now. Also: candy cravings? Virtual happy hours? How to indulge responsibly while managing your T1D.
Having T1D and COVID-19: “It Hit Me Hard”
Justin Wilhite says being ill with COVID-19 was like nothing he’d experienced before, and would prefer to never, ever go through it again. The “very healthy” 39-year-old father of three, diagnosed with type 1 diabetes (T1D) in 2008 has been ill for more than a month. “It feels like something is attacking your lungs…inhaling and […]
Talking to an Expert: Ninja Warrior Shares How to Shape Your Story
As an American Ninja Warrior—the first female to ever compete with type 1 diabetes (T1D)—Christina Martin seemed to defy the odds of gravity and physical ability. Ironically, the one thing that everyone thought might slow her down–her T1D–is what propelled her to succeed. As a T1D Champion and advocate for the community, Christina hosted a […]
Easter and Passover Bring Out the Sweets in all of Us
The smell of spring is in the air. Blooming trees, fresh cut grass and the crisp, clean scent of, wait, what is that? Marshmallow peeps, sugary fruit slices and matzah? Yes, they are here, too. And just like the daffodils, those delightfully decadent treats that come with Easter and Passover can simply not be denied. […]
Stay-At-Home: Adopt a Pet? What T1D Families Should Consider
Pets bring comfort, unconditional love, and can lower stress, which helps manage blood glucose levels. What you should know before making the long-term commitment.
Life with T1D in Quarantine Week 2
Hi everyone! Sarah here, back again this week to share what I’ve been thinking about in the times of coronavirus as a young adult with type 1 diabetes (T1D). As a reminder, I’m not a healthcare or fitness professional – I’m just trying to get through this quarantine with type 1 diabetes the best I […]
