Although a “wog” denotes a negative, racial connotation in Australia, Britain, Ireland, and Scotland, this story projects quite the opposite. For good reason, I changed this adjective into a verb. To me it means “walking and running = wogging or … Continue reading
“8 Reasons Why Insulin is so Outrageously Expensive” 20 Jan 2019, 6:08 p.m. in #insulin4all USA by T1International https://www.t1international.com/blog/2019/01/20/why-insulin-so-expensive/ “Why does insulin cost so much to patients in the USA and around the world? Why is insulin, a widely sold … Continue reading
https://diabetesresearchconnection.org/news-2/ SAVE THE DATE 3rd Annual Dance for Diabetes UNDERTH THE SEA The Best Rooftop Party of the Year! September 19, 2020 6 PM – 11 PM 1400 Maiden Lane, [Del Mar Plaza] Del Mar, California 92014 Benefiting Diabetes Research … Continue reading
“Patch Pump: Referred to as the EoPatch, it’s a rectangular pager-sized insulin pump that adheres to the skin without the need for plastic tubing like traditional pumps use. It’s fully disposable and waterproof, lasting 72 hours on the body and … Continue reading
TODAY! March 27, 2019… “#KNOWSURVIVETHRIVE…KNOW the facts, SURVIVE the impact, THRIVE live the life! THIS WEDNESDAY General Richard Roth will present #Senate Bill 138 at the State Capitol. #BretMichaels will be testifying as to why #SB138 is crucial in raising awareness … Continue reading
Posted on facebook February 15, 2019, “Judge Denies Insulin Makers’ Motion to Dismiss Class-Action Lawsuit Regarding Skyrocketing Insulin Prices,” this article is definitely worthy here at Buckroth’s Blog. “Attorney representing individuals living with diabetes against the pharma defendants says judge’s opinion … 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
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A. K. Buckroth is one of 13 siblings, 11 of whom are alive today. Four of those siblings have diabetes. A brief synopsis of her working life began as a babysitter, on to being a grocery store cashier, a factory … Continue reading
Originally typed in the Spring of 1987 for her Philosophy class thesis at Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts, my mother, Theresa V. Buckroth, had this to share… “I could begin with “Once Upon A Time,” but this is not a … Continue reading