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Lake City, SC
My name is Sarah and I have Type 1 Diabetes. I was diagnosed at 4, three months after my birthday. I was on shot therapy from age 4 until 16, then I started on insulin pumps. I currently use an Animas OneTouch Ping insulin pump to deliver my insulin and, along with 8-12 fingerpokes a day, I use a Dexcom SevenPLUS CGM to help monitor my blood sugars 24/7.

I am an insurance agent for South Carolina, a part-time photographer, a diabetes advisor to some blog sites, and the owner of my own diabetes blog site, www.sugabetic.com.
My blog/user name, "Sugabetic", comes from being in the south. Here, you don't have diabetes, you got "tha Suga".

I am excited to be a part of this community and I look forward to sharing my ideas with you guys for living well.

In the meantime, come vist my blog homepage at www.sugabetic.com!
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  • 12.10.10
    Winter Changes
    It’s December. The weather is cold, and in some places, snow is falling. But that may not be the only thing falling if you’re a diabetic. With winter comes changes for some diabetics in relation t...
  • 11.23.10
    Black Friday BG Watch
    In my video, I share how I keep up with BG checks in the madness of Black Friday. Share your tips on how you manage during the madness!
  • 11.23.10
    Celebrate It
    There are lots of things that are celebrated. Birth of new life, remembrances of wedding days, graduation days, holidays, and the list can go on. One thing we as diabetics sometimes want to overloo...
  • 10.24.10
    Organizing Diabetes
    Living with diabetes means living with lots of supplies. Sometimes, keeping those supplies neat and together can be challenging. Here, I tell you how I organize my supplies for quick and easy access. ...
  • 10.16.10
    Label It!
    One thing that is stressed to diabetics starting on insulin is the lifespan of a vial of insulin. As many of you know, the standard for most available insulins is 28 days. Some diabetics still use th...
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