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Inspired by this morning's fasting number, I'd like people without diabetes to know that one number
always has a story behind it. And a person, with feelings and insecurities and a desire to do better, behind that story.
And in unrelated news, there's something I want YOU to know: Some familiar DOC faces and I will be at Eli Lilly headquarters in Indianapolis on Monday for some sort of "blogger event", and I'd like your feedback on the kinds of things you want us to ask them. Leave a comment below! (Disclosure: Lilly Diabetes will be paying for my flights, acccomodations and meals during this trip. I am not being financially compensated for attendance.)
(P.S. Voting for the DHF Seeds grant begins on Monday - look out for the You Can Do This Project video I made to show up on the DHF Vimeo channel! Don't worry, I'll be all linky about it Monday morning.)
Love it. Such a great way to capture the whole picture!
ReplyDeleteFANTASTIC!
ReplyDeleteOh, this is good. Subtle. I have to remember that subtle is very powerful.
ReplyDeleteVery good post. SO fucking true! it's not always what it seems.
ReplyDeletewow that's serious dip, looks like a ghost though!
ReplyDeleteso simple yet so powerful. awesome.
ReplyDeletehave fun in indy!
Totally looks like ... Batman hailing a cab.
ReplyDeleteKerri nailed it.
ReplyDeleteI like looking at my one hour graphs and feeling good about myself and then switching to the 24 for graph to give myself perspective :)
Show, don't tell... absolutely wonderful job on that Kim! So true that people don't see the full context, sometimes even our own docs and ourselves. But so important to keep all that in mind. Love how you used the Dex images here.
ReplyDeleteWhat I want to know: when are we getting short acting non-patented insulins!? I'm sick of these ridiculous copays.
ReplyDeleteLoved this post!
ReplyDeleteBatman hailing a cab - lol. That switcharoo is a powerful illustration.
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