While I accept that you are much less scandalous than your annoying sister, Hypoglycemia, know that I consider you just as treacherous.

I discovered how rewarding many of our daily routines can be.

Losing my glucometer momentarily in my city is relatively manageable; having it happen in a faraway place, not so much.

Since I'm frequently in the water, whether in the pool or the ocean, these sensors couldn't keep up with that pace.

What is the destination that we want to reach? What we now call "time in range," which is a manageable and possible range.

The sensation of severe hypoglycemia was neither uncommon nor unexpected in my life.

"Diabetics are not broken." Often, what is broken is an unfair healthcare system.

Mrs. Hypo, you are a malevolent and harmful being.

Writing optimistically about diabetes is no easy task. Finding its "bright side" can lead to misunderstandings.