JDRF Ride to Cure 2024
Consider supporting my Ride to Cure, which funds research and advocacy to improve lives for people with type one diabetes.
Thoughts about type one diabetes and the search for treatments and a cure.
It’s Good to Be Back
Was my last JDRF Ride to Cure really October 2019? It doesn't feel like it was that long ago, but the COVID era has a way of warping our perception…
Back on the bicycle for a good cause
JDRF is a cause that's dear to me, and for years I participated in their Rides to Cure--more than 50 of them, in fact. After taking a break, I'm back…
Weighing a Hidden Cost of T1D Tech
Last night, I spoke to a small group of parents of athletes about type one diabetes management and exercise. Everyone was engaged and the sharing that came out of it…
JDRF and me
Since 2008 I've participated in JDRF Rides to Cure in ten states, for a total of 30+ rides. Along the way I've raised tens of thousands of dollars for the…
T1D Then and Now
A panel discussion about generational changes in diabetes technology, including yours truly. I felt like a human time capsule. Kudos to the folks at JDRF and Beyond Type 1 for…
Talking About T1D and Exercise
UPDATE (3/12/20): Due to the spread of COVID-19 this event has been postponed. A conflict with another event will prevent me from speaking at the rescheduled summit. I'll be at…
Thoughts on the Dexcom Share Outage
Some background for those wondering "what's a Dexcom?" and "why should I care about a 'Share' outage?": Dexcom manufactures a popular continuous glucose monitor, or CGM, that allows people with…
I’m the Type
Earlier this year I collaborated with JDRF to create a video that highlights the type of people who ride and fundraise to support research into treating, preventing and curing type…
Type One Diabetes and the Injured Athlete
I wrote this article for Heidi Armstrong's Injured Athletes Toolbox. Heidi is a friend and tremendous resource for athletes who are struggling with the mental aspects of an injury. This…