It’s been a pretty eventful week here in (not so) sunny Sydney. I’ve finally regained a rhythm in terms of my training regime, been nominated as a finalist in the Pedestrian.TV blogging awards and above all, found form in my running. One of the things that is hardest to accept after time out from the … Continue reading »
If you’re anything like me, you’ll be ridiculously jealous of all those running the London Marathon this Sunday. I think I can safely say that even non-runners who watch the coverage on television, get that slight urge to want to be part of the worlds greatest race. After missing out on the 2012 ballot, I … Continue reading »
Travelling to Australia can be daunting enough without the added worry of where to get your diabetic supplies. Before I left England, I wrote a post outlining my confusion around how to get a Medicare Card and receive cheaper prescriptions. This blog will give you a simple 3 step process and a piece of mind … Continue reading »
I’ve been a type 1 diabetic for close to seven years now and have always been surprised as to the lack of understanding around the condition. Over the years, I have been advised by some great, and some not so great practitioners. Here’s a story beginning with a great practitioner and ending with a Google-athon. I’ll never … Continue reading »
There are lots of DO’s and DONT’s in regards to running with diabetes. This blog covers the basics around the subject with a personal tale of my own to illustrate the challenges. As a diabetic, you will understand the difficulties that come with regulating blood sugars. A change in your diet, daily routine, stress levels … Continue reading »
