Set in a future where diabetes has been eradicated, this sci-fi short story explores the long, painful journey towards a true cure. A world where managing blood glucose levels doesn’t shape every decision. A future where technology, care and equity finally catch up to the people who need it most.
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Wordless Wednesday – Malta
Wordless Wednesday – Travels to Malta
30 Years with diabetes, what does that mean for my brain?
Sugar High Sugar Low reflects in 30 years living with diabetes, expressing concerns about the potential link to dementia. Research suggests long-term diabetes increases dementia risk, but with proactive brain health measures like reading, physical activity, good sleep hygiene and following a healthy diet. Maintaining stable glucose levels is also crucial for managing diabetes and brain health
Innovation: Keeping Insulin Cool
In some of the worlds toughest environments people are keeping life-saving insulin cool, without electricity. The clay pot cooler, a simple invention rooted in traditional knowledge, is a concept that is helping illions survive in the face of heat , poverty, displacement and war. A reminder that innovation doesn’t always mean high-tech, sometimes , it means seeing everyday materials in a whole new way.
Travelling to Milan + Type 1 Diabetes
Traveling with Type 1 diabetes can be challenging, but with careful preparation and management, one can enjoy adventures, like my trip to Milan. I packed extra supplies, adjusted insulin doses, and embraced the city’s offerings without fear. Balancing enjoyment and health is key, allowing for memorable experiences and delicious food.
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