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Actress, writer, and producer Alexandra Park does it all while living with type 1 diabetes. She started her diabetes journey in denial and was afraid to explore diabetes technology. For the last 11 years, she has been managing her condition with insulin injections – until now.
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Read about Jaime's experience as a mother living with diabetes. Her daughter gets to see her Mama navigating, balancing, managing, and fighting diabetes every day.
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We are excited to be partnering with Jordan to raise awareness of diabetes technology and share his story with our community. Hear directly from Jordan on how he processed his diagnosis, manages his diabetes today, and more.
In this article, we will focus on systemic (i.e. oral, injected, or inhaled) glucocorticoids that we’ll call “steroids” since these are the most likely to affect glucose levels.
My name is Chris and I am a lot of things. I am a father. I am a husband. I am an Entrepreneur, CEO. I am a person living with diabetes. I am a MiniMed Ambassador. I am also a lot of other things including, Philadelphia Eagles fan, Uncle, Brother, Son, Friend. And like everyone else I only have 24 hours in a day. So, the question arises…..how do I manage everything?
When newly diagnosed with diabetes, it’s natural to feel overwhelmed, scared, uncertain, and confused, asking yourself, “What will my life be like now?” We asked our friends in the community what is the number one thing they wish someone who was newly diagnosed with diabetes knew. We received over 650 insightful words of wisdom, and gathered 12 of our favorites we hope you’ll find encouraging.