Those blue candles
It wasn’t very long ago that I didn’t know what those blue candles meant. I just didn’t have many connections to the DOC (diabetes online community). When I did start seeing the candles I wondered....
View ArticleKinda wingin’ it this school year
Off they go to grade 8, grade 6 and grade 3. Mid August I connected with the Community Care Access Centre that sets up school nursing visits for lilG. Late August I sent medical information and...
View Articlelook how baby Sammy has grown! his ISF is 5:1!!!
I was online chatting with some other d-moms this morning when I realized while some moms track growth by weight & height, I know my babies are getting bigger by their Insulin ratios, ISF & TDD...
View ArticleNumbness and why I write ‘in public’
This past weekend I noticed an odd numbness. No, not the creeping encroachment of diabetic neuropathy that serves as the monster under the bed to warn all diabetics everywhere that their bad choices...
View ArticleLilG and his BIG BIG Fears
Been a few weeks since I was here. Life has kept us busy keeping up with this guy and his shenanigans. I say shenanigans but I really mean *insert various swear words* attempts to find some thing...
View ArticleWonder Twin Powers! Activate!
Form of ~ ultimate fighters of roller coaster blood sugars! Yesterday was endo day. The appointment went well but overall numbers were disappointing to me. (Shh, that’s a secret because the kids were...
View ArticleThankful Thursday: stretching my capacity to cope muscles
This week is turning out to be a tough week for thankfulness. Diabetes is being its annoying little self, but more than that, it’s some caregiving issues for my dad that are giving me a little stretch...
View ArticleHappy not-quite-what-i-expected Mother’s Day!
Happy Mom’s Day to me, my moms, & all the moms of the world. I think the one thing we probably all share is the surprise that it’s not ever what we expected, and yet it’s still pretty wonderful...
View ArticleIt’s in small moments
I like to quietly test the kids blood on the weekend without waking them so they can sleep in if they choose. This morning was no different for a Sunday. Sneak in, prepare the meter, ever so gently...
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