In the aftermath of the previous blog, something incredible, shocking, and amazing happened.
Three Weeks: A Negative Positive
A three week hell ride of emotions, surrounding “positive” news.
Review: Glucose Buddy (iOS App)
App Name: Glucose Buddy Version: 3.7.0 Developer: Azumio Date Updated: October 12, 2012 Cost: Free; up to $13.99 for additional features Overall Score/Value: D+ A part of the ongoing review of diabetic glucose applications for iOS/iPhone. Executive Summary Tap. Tap. Tap. Tap. An all-around painful experience with useless charting capabilities, whose only saving grace is the tight integration with a …
Review: mySugr (iOS App)
App Name: mySugr Version: 3.9.0 (Current version 3.10.0) Developer: mySugr GmbH Cost: Free, in-app purchase for full version $2.99/month, $27.99/year, $139.99/lifetime Overall Score/Value: B+ A part of the ongoing review of diabetic glucose applications for iOS/iPhone. Executive Summary The ease of entry for this diabetic logbook app pushes it to the current winner’s circle as the least onerous utility for …
Rant: Diabetic Insulin Pumps, A Giant Leap Backwards
I’m a diabetic. Unlike some people who seem to take great pleasure in identifying themselves and building personal brands as diabetics, I don’t like talking about my diabetes. For more than 30 years I’ve worked hard to minimize others’ association between myself and the disease, hopefully with a modicum of success. I’m going to step outside myself this once to indulge …
FCoE Killer Sweet Spot: Health Care?
Brainstorming on how health care and hospitals could be the key trigger to FCoE adoption.
A Visit to the UK Doctor, Pt: II: My Eyes! My Eyes!
Okay, the first note was a little anecdote, intended to be amusing (which it was, *after* everything was all said and done). This next one… not so much.
A Visit to the UK Doctor, pt. 1 (of 2)
Some people have been asking about anecdotes about going to the NHS in England. This is what happened when I first got to the UK and had been there for 2 months.