Managing diabetes requires more than daily glucose checks—regular lab tests give a complete picture of your health. These screenings track blood sugar control, kidney and heart function, and early complications, helping doctors adjust your treatment…
Ely Fornoville
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Living with type 1 diabetes since 1996 has shaped who I am and fueled my passion for helping others navigate their own diabetes journey. As the founder of Diabetic Me, I share insights, tips, and stories from fellow diabetics around the world. With the Medtronic Guardian 4 CGM and MiniMed 780G insulin pump by my side, I strive to empower others to manage their diabetes and live life to the fullest.
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I’m an entrepreneur working on new social inventions to support the diabetes community. Living with diabetes myself for many years has shaped not only who I am, but also the projects I’ve chosen to dedicate…
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Baqsimi nasal spray is a life-saving treatment for severe hypoglycemia, delivering a 3 mg glucagon dose through the nose without an injection. It works within about 15 minutes and is designed for quick use by…
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Preparing questions for your endocrinologist ensures you get the best care and leave your appointment with clear next steps. Endocrinologists help people with diabetes fine-tune treatment, review labs, adjust medications, and discuss lifestyle strategies. Asking…
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When someone with diabetes experiences dangerously low blood sugar and can’t eat or drink, a glucagon emergency kit becomes a life-saving tool that can prevent unconsciousness, seizures, or worse outcomes. Many people feel overwhelmed by…
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I don’t usually complain. Honestly, I don’t. I try to just get on with it most days — handle the highs, the lows, the tech, the planning, the unpredictability… all the lovely chaos that comes…
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If you’re living with diabetes, you’ve likely already made changes to your diet, lifestyle, and stress levels to manage your condition. But what if an invisible environmental factor is also playing a role in your…
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Diabetes affects millions of Americans, with Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes being the most common forms. While both lead to high blood sugar levels, they differ in causes, symptoms, and management. Type 1 is…
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Managing blood sugar levels is a priority for millions of Americans with diabetes or prediabetes. Around 84 million adults in the U.S. have prediabetes, with 90% unaware of their condition. Left unmanaged, prediabetes can progress…
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Imagine ordering a Diet Coke, taking a sip, and instantly wondering if it’s actually diet. Ordering a diet soft drink but receiving a regular one can be dangerous for a diabetic, as consuming sugar by…
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A new AI model developed by Scripps Research can detect early diabetes risk by analyzing real-time glucose spikes and other health data that traditional tests like HbA1c often miss. By using continuous glucose monitors (CGMs),…
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For individuals living with Type 1 diabetes, one of the most dangerous and unpredictable challenges is hypoglycemia—a sudden plunge in blood sugar that can quickly escalate into a medical emergency. Now, researchers at MIT have…
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I’m a multi-award winner, keynote & motivational speaker, Invictus Games gold medalist, British Army veteran, community champion, and proud Type 1 diabetic. I was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes in May 2023 at the age…
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High blood sugar, or hyperglycemia, is a common issue that can lead to serious health risks if not managed properly. It occurs when blood glucose levels exceed normal thresholds – typically over 125 mg/dL for…
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Hey everyone! My name is Victor Rivera. I’m currently living in Texas, USA. I’ve been living with Type 1 diabetes for 36 years. I run my own coffee shop and spend my free time flying…
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