11-1 Exercise
World 11-1
Keeping Track
Simple pics are my preferred method
Writing is Slow
I’m not the most skilled artist, but I don’t let that stop me.
There’s a saying: “A picture paints a
10-1 Basal
World 10-1
Base Drips
Steady Dripping
Memorising Stuff
I find it’s easier to remember a word if I get a picture in my mind.
Bolus is
9-1 Tools
World 9-1
Stay Cool
Insulin is cool, or should be
“Don’t blow your top!”
“Keep your cool!”
“Don’t spend all day in the sun!”
All things I like to say to my insulin.
Insulin Doesn’t Like Extremes
When I collect
4-2 Hypos
World 4-2
Breathing Room
NOT Livin’ on the Edge
Do you like stunts?
It sure is cool when things are pushed to the extreme.
One of the most insane stunts I remember as a kid was a guy going between
3-2 Statistics
World 3-2
Pareto Principle
Biggest: Bang for the Buck; Rumble for the Rouble; Dynamite for the Dollar
Is it better to set off a small firework or a big one?
Doing both is best, I suppose.
But if I’ve only
2-2 Context
World 2-2
A Teaspoon of Sugar
A Bit of Sugar Goes a Long Way
I never say maths is fun. But it can be useful for riddles.
Like, how long would it take to walk around the world (if there
7-1 Non Diabetics
World 7-1
Natural vs Learned
Learning to be a Natural at t1d
Fish n’ crustaceans,
across the nations,
be cruisin’ the H-2-O,
from Japan to San Diego
(Watch out for my new rap album – dropping soon at all good
8-1 Foods
World 8-1
Infinite Combos
C(arbs) P(rotein) F(at) and everything in between
LEGO Sandwich
Sandwiches aren’t simple things.
But the stuff inside a sandwich, taken 1-by-1, is a bit easier to tackle.
Carbs, Protein and Fat – mmmm
Ah – the
6-1 Sugar
World 6-1
Knowing by Heart
Being The Go-To Person for Carb Content
I used to love ice-cream – it’s partly genetic.
But I never, ever, ever stopped to read a nutritional label for ice-cream (or anything) before I got t1d.
5-1 Others Knowledge
World 5-1
Pro: No Solo
First I listen, Second I act
Hopefully we can colonise the moon one day.
We will need animal help to do it though. That’s what Avatar taught me.
I’ll leave the technical mumbo-jumbo (you know,