A few days ago I read a very interesting interview with Serafín Murillo, nutritionist at the Sant Joan de Déu Hospital and one of the professionals I most admire in the field of diabetes.He said somet…
Hello everyone, I wanted to share something that is directly affecting me, and that will surely also affect other colleagues on the forum who use the Ypsopump insulin pump. A few days ago, the supply …
October always seems like a special month to me.Perhaps because, with autumn, those calmer days arrive that invite us to look inward and think about how we are handling things.In the world of diabetes…
Sometimes I wonder how many signs we miss before the diagnosis of diabetes comes.How many cases does it happen that in an analysis the triglycerides appeared a little high and the doctor only said to …
The 2025 Nobel Prize in Medicine has been awarded to three researchers to discover a type of immune system cells that help keep defenses under control: so -called regulatory T cells, or TREGS. [[ERROR…
Living with diabetes is, in reality, living making decisions.Many, every day.Sometimes I am surprised by everything I have to decide before even noon: what breakfast, how much insulin I put on, if tod…
We are more and more who trust technology to live better with diabetes, and the news that comes from Andalusia demonstrates it: more than 55,000 people with diabetes already use sensors to control the…
Every time a possible "cure" appears, I feel a mixture of illusion and prudence.The research that is discussed now focuses on something very new: beta cells modified with CRISPR so that the immune sys…
A new scientific discovery could change the way we understand and treat type 2 diabetes. A recent study of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Duke (USA), published in Science Advances, revea…
The famous Barbie doll has launched in Spain a solidarity campaign to support research on type 1 diabetes, and does so with its fashionista model designed specifically to make visible this disease. Fr…
An international group of specialists has asked the medical community to officially recognize type 5 diabetes as an independent disease, different from type 1 diabetes and type 2. This request was pre…
There are several phrases that refer (more or less) to what you comment @Sherpa41 for example is: "The Camino de Santiago made by these people is a perfect metaphor of what it means to live with diabe…
A group of about one hundred people with diabetes, accompanied by health professionals and monitors, has started the Camino de Santiago from Vigo to the Plaza del Obradoiro in Santiago de Compostela.I…
Hi @luvi, Thank you really for opening and sharing something so deep and sincere.What you tell is much more common than it seems, although many times it is not talk about: the fear of what can come wi…
September always arrives with new schedules, routines and responsibilities: return to classes, more activity, meals away from home, meetings ... All this can be an added challenge when we live with di…
Hi @luvi, Thank you very much for your sincere message and for taking the time to share your vision.Really that these types of reflections are valuable because they help us look at the project with ot…
[[ERROR-TRANS]]@LuVi entiendo perfectamente lo que sientes y la frustración que transmites. A muchos nos prometieron lo mismo cuando debutamos, y es verdad que las expectativas que nos dieron en su dí…
Hi @Maguina, welcome to the club that we have once had a thousand doubts when we start with insulin!😊 You are not heavy, quite the opposite, asking is the best you can do, because in the day to day th…
@Jordiv views the amount of hydrates and what weighs a small portion, I would take it without problem, in this case I see the amount of fats worse, but come on, if you take a small portion I should no…
Hi @jordiv I have reviewed the maximum limit for the size of the photos, I have uploaded it a lot, so now, if you try it, you should no longer have problems sharing the photos. Thanks for saying it !!…
Today I have read the story of Ares Teixidó, Catalan presenter with type 1 diabetes, and I have not been able to avoid exciteing me.Almost seven years ago the disease was diagnosed, with all that impl…
As a person with type 1 diabetes for years, reading news like this always removes me inside.Today I have seen an article that I found incredible and wanted to share it with you to comment. In Sweden, …
It is not about living on a diet, but about learning to live with diabetes
A few days ago I read a very interesting interview with Serafín Murillo, nutritionist at the Sant Joan de Déu Hospital and one of the professionals I most admire in the field of diabetes.He said somet…
Read comment →Shortage of Fiasp and Novorapid PumpCart
@jasom, how is the filling system working for you?Do you see any difference with prefilled cartridges? Greetings,
Read comment →Shortage of Fiasp and Novorapid PumpCart
Hello everyone, I wanted to share something that is directly affecting me, and that will surely also affect other colleagues on the forum who use the Ypsopump insulin pump. A few days ago, the supply …
Read comment →🌿 October: a month to learn and feel accompanied
October always seems like a special month to me.Perhaps because, with autumn, those calmer days arrive that invite us to look inward and think about how we are handling things.In the world of diabetes…
Read comment →When triglycerides warn you... but no one tells you
Sometimes I wonder how many signs we miss before the diagnosis of diabetes comes.How many cases does it happen that in an analysis the triglycerides appeared a little high and the doctor only said to …
Read comment →Nobel Prize in Medicine: Regulatory T cells, or TREGS How can you help you if you have diabetes?
The 2025 Nobel Prize in Medicine has been awarded to three researchers to discover a type of immune system cells that help keep defenses under control: so -called regulatory T cells, or TREGS. [[ERROR…
Read comment →Why do you live with diabetes are you making up to 180 decisions every day?
Living with diabetes is, in reality, living making decisions.Many, every day.Sometimes I am surprised by everything I have to decide before even noon: what breakfast, how much insulin I put on, if tod…
Read comment →55,000 people with diabetes in Andalusia already use continuous glucose monitoring
We are more and more who trust technology to live better with diabetes, and the news that comes from Andalusia demonstrates it: more than 55,000 people with diabetes already use sensors to control the…
Read comment →"Invisible cells" for diabetes?What means (and what not) for those who live with her
Every time a possible "cure" appears, I feel a mixture of illusion and prudence.The research that is discussed now focuses on something very new: beta cells modified with CRISPR so that the immune sys…
Read comment →They find an unexpected ally in the fight against type 2 diabetes
A new scientific discovery could change the way we understand and treat type 2 diabetes. A recent study of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Duke (USA), published in Science Advances, revea…
Read comment →Barbie joins the fight against type 1 diabetes in Spain
The famous Barbie doll has launched in Spain a solidarity campaign to support research on type 1 diabetes, and does so with its fashionista model designed specifically to make visible this disease. Fr…
Read comment →Type 5 Diabetes: Towards its recognition as an independent disease
An international group of specialists has asked the medical community to officially recognize type 5 diabetes as an independent disease, different from type 1 diabetes and type 2. This request was pre…
Read comment →One hundred pilgrims with diabetes show that everything is possible
There are several phrases that refer (more or less) to what you comment @Sherpa41 for example is: "The Camino de Santiago made by these people is a perfect metaphor of what it means to live with diabe…
Read comment →One hundred pilgrims with diabetes show that everything is possible
I understand criticism @sherpa41 even if you don't share it at all.🙃
Read comment →One hundred pilgrims with diabetes show that everything is possible
A group of about one hundred people with diabetes, accompanied by health professionals and monitors, has started the Camino de Santiago from Vigo to the Plaza del Obradoiro in Santiago de Compostela.I…
Read comment →Diabetes fear
Hi @luvi, Thank you really for opening and sharing something so deep and sincere.What you tell is much more common than it seems, although many times it is not talk about: the fear of what can come wi…
Read comment →The school year with diabetes: extra support for this moment of the year
September always arrives with new schedules, routines and responsibilities: return to classes, more activity, meals away from home, meetings ... All this can be an added challenge when we live with di…
Read comment →Thanks for your support to the community!
Hi @luvi, Thank you very much for your sincere message and for taking the time to share your vision.Really that these types of reflections are valuable because they help us look at the project with ot…
Read comment →Could we see the end of insulin injections?
[[ERROR-TRANS]]@LuVi entiendo perfectamente lo que sientes y la frustración que transmites. A muchos nos prometieron lo mismo cuando debutamos, y es verdad que las expectativas que nos dieron en su dí…
Read comment →Novate questions
Hi @Maguina, welcome to the club that we have once had a thousand doubts when we start with insulin!😊 You are not heavy, quite the opposite, asking is the best you can do, because in the day to day th…
Read comment →92% black chocolate
@Jordiv views the amount of hydrates and what weighs a small portion, I would take it without problem, in this case I see the amount of fats worse, but come on, if you take a small portion I should no…
Read comment →Upload photos in the forum
Hi @jordiv I have reviewed the maximum limit for the size of the photos, I have uploaded it a lot, so now, if you try it, you should no longer have problems sharing the photos. Thanks for saying it !!…
Read comment →Ares Teixidó: When technology returns a piece of freedom
Today I have read the story of Ares Teixidó, Catalan presenter with type 1 diabetes, and I have not been able to avoid exciteing me.Almost seven years ago the disease was diagnosed, with all that impl…
Read comment →Invisible cells to the immune system: A possible real cure for type 1 diabetes?
As a person with type 1 diabetes for years, reading news like this always removes me inside.Today I have seen an article that I found incredible and wanted to share it with you to comment. In Sweden, …
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