“Why Catholics Say the Rosary” “The Rosary as we know it was developed in the Middle Ages. It evolved out of an ancient practice in which people who could not read Scripture recited 150 Our Fathers for the 150 Psalms. … Continue reading
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Come Walk With Me! October 20th and/or October 7th. Do you like to walk? Would you like to walk with me and others, many of whom you know? Many with whom you’ll become fascinated? Acquainted? Well, everybody’s got a story, right? … Continue reading
#Buckroth Summer Travel Checklist Planning a trip before summer ends? Double check our packing list to make sure you have everything you need to manage your type 1 diabetes (T1D) wherever you go! A travel letter from your doctor with … Continue reading
This blog regards the down side of complaining by award-winning author and publisher, Steve Liddick. I you are unfamiliar with Steve’s works, they can be found here: www.steveliddick.com. I specifically posted this in mind of all the T1Ds around the … Continue reading
We’re excited to share with you the exciting research and progress being made on beta cell replacement therapies and what that means in our pursuit of a cure for type 1 diabetes (T1D). In our pancreas, we find beta cells: … Continue reading
Author of the Month Award-winning author A. K. Buckroth’s books speak to understanding diabetes and how to deal with it. One in eleven Americans is diabetic and this topic truly deserves attention. For the interview with A. K., see http://junegillam.com/2018/07/09/a-diabetes-historian-delivers-life-saving-stories-in-style/ … Continue reading
Posted in Diabetes Research NewsMay 22, 2018 “Viruses are the cause of many health conditions and affect the body in different ways. As scientists learn more about these viruses, they can develop targeted strategies for preventing and treating them. A … Continue reading
…Copy & Pasted from Facebook on May 11, 2018…. “I can’t say this will be my last post for a while, but maybe the last of many…. love U all! Certainly, in the most difficult moments of life U realize … Continue reading
My friend, June Gillam, caretaker and long-time spouse of a diabetic mentioned herein, wrote this poem with great love for him. Her shared and devotional intentions are purposely written for all to learn. http://www.junegillam.com/ 1. After he wheeled his chair in, all … Continue reading
As a T1D for too long, this article concerning research for a cure of this slow killer, known as diabetes, is exciting – to me. I hope you find it exciting as well. “Project Researcher: Yo Suzuki, Ph.D. – J. … Continue reading