World Diabetes Day in NYC with Dexcom
Arden is a Dexcom Warrior...
Arden had the opportunity to join Dexcom CEO Kevin Sayer on World Diabetes Day as he opened the trading day by ringing the NASDAQ bell - it was a great time! I brought you back some pictures and video.
Dexcom covered our lodging, gas, parking and one meal (that meal came with a cookbook). We paid for everything else (and it's New York City). They did not ask me to post about the day, but I'm assuming that they knew I would - because, ya know - it was a fantastic day for diabetes awareness!!!
App Update: Dexcom G5 Mobile
Available today: Dexcom G5 Mobile Update: v1.5.1
I'm excited for the big update that is in the works for the future, but for now... this is a nice little improvement to the app.
Click on the images below to understand the update.
Share with your Pediatrician
Poster from the American Academy of Pediatrics...
Share it today with your pediatricians office, save a life. Download the hi-res PDF
Arden's 10th Anniversary JDRF Walk
Arden was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes just after her second birthday in August of 2006. That October we participated in our first JDRF Walk.
First Walk 2006, Age 2
Yesterday we walked for the tenth consecutive year...
Arden designed her own walk shirt this year to mimic a softball t-shirt. Big thank you to OmniPod for being cool with us using their Podder logo to make the shirt. It was a great day, the weather was perfect and a ton of Arden's friends and teammates came along in support.
i'm trying to decide what to do with the extra shirts...
Diabetes Dance Dare
Dancing is way better than dumping ice on your head...
This is Arden and her friend Nadia doing the Diabetes Dance Dare for the American Diabetes Association. The ADA does so many great things fort he diabetes community including providing legal counsel for children who are being treated poorly at school. #DiabetesDanceDare
I can't dance so I enlisted Arden...
Make your own video today, share on social media and tag #DiabetesDanceDare, @amdiabetesassn and dare three people to make a video of their own.