Join Ellie Saturday, July 23 from 11 a.m.-12 noon at Pagination Bookshop, 1150 E. Walnut St., Springfield, MO, for a reading and book signing. Ellie's book, Type One Diabetes A-Z, is an alphabet book for young readers. ...
People with type one diabetes (T1D) need insulin to survive. It’s as simple as that. Maybe that’s the only straightforward element of managing T1D and accessing insulin....
Please mark your calendars! Ellie will be reading and signing her book, Type One Diabetes A-Z, around the Ozarks and connecting with other kids with T1D. It’s gratifying to be a part of in-person events and to meet (and learn from) other families....
Easter blessings! Our friends at Children with Diabetes created a wonderful carb count cheat sheet with Easter menu items and favorite candies....
Ellie had the pleasure of visiting Willard Orchard Hills Elementary School to read Type One Diabetes A-Z. Our thanks to librarian Mrs. Trishna Rosebrough, who marked her 30th diaversary....
Save the date! Ellie’s book reading/signing was literally put on ice in February. The Springfield-Greene County Library District has rescheduled it for Thursday, June 9, 6:30 p.m. in the Library Center auditorium, 4653 S. Campbell Ave., Springfield, MO....
Wanderlust hit us hard! We’ve spent the past 2 years sticking close to home. With COVID cases declining and every family member vaccinated and boosted, we’re not just comfortable but excited to start exploring more of our big, beautiful world....
Want quick takes, easy lists, and a fast (but helpful) read? We’re kicking off 22 in ’22! Ellie and I will highlight T1D with lists ranging from accounts to follow to zeroing in on strategies to manage burnout (A to Z and everything in between). Here’s the first in our...
Save the date! Ellie has a reading and book signing at the Library Center, 4653 S. Campbell Ave., Springfield, MO, Thursday, February 24, 6:30 p.m. in the auditorium. ...
It’s National Diabetes Awareness Month--a time to increase understanding of type one diabetes (T1D), to promote acceptance, and to build community. What do you wish people who don’t have T1D knew about living with this chronic condition?...