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In Episode 6 of A1c53, The Type 1 Diabetes Podcast, I interview:
Tony Rose – Type 1 Diabetic Trailblazer
- I see Tony as a type 1 diabetic trailblazer. On top of his full family and work life responsibilities, his exercise, and his new dukan diet, he blogs / podcasts / and tweets about his and others’ diabetes so that we can all learn to manage our diabetes better.
- Tony’s house near the woods and his zoo (so to speak)
- Working from home and what Tony does for a job
- How he finds time to be a type 1 diabetic on top of his busy life
- Tony’s home exercise routine
- How he treats low blood sugars
- How much carbohydrate Tony has with meals, and his new Dukan diet
- Carbohydrate counting with meals
- Tony’s eggs (aka ‘the dairy section in the grocery store’)
- Find out more about Tony Rose and the Blogging Diabetes Podcast at www.bloggingdiabetes.com, iTunes (Blogging Diabetes Podcast), or twitter on @blogdiabetes.
And I talk about:
A1c53 on Twitter and Facebook
- Follow A1c53 on twitter using the handle @a1c53
- Friend A1c53 on Facebook at www.facebook.com\a1c53 (yes I know, I’m the only one friending it so far … its so embarrassing).
About the Author
Brendon Livingstone has written 38 posts on the A1c53 – Achieving Your Type 1 Diabetes Goals blog.
Based in Wellington New Zealand, Brendon Livingstone has been a type 1 diabetic since 1993. He is an IT, business and marketing professional and is married with two children.
{ 2 comments… read them below or add one }
Hi Brendon, I have really enjoyed both yours and Tony Rose’s podcasts. Nice to hear that being across the ocean you have so much in common and seem to be a good source of support for each other. You are doing a great job and like Tony are reaching out to make a difference. Keep up the great work.
p.s. Yes, Tony I am listening and sorry about the breakfasts
Have a great year Brendon…Tony’s Mom, Kathy
Hi Kathy
Fantastic to hear from you. I have been impressed with Tony’s drive to make a difference to the lives of other diabetics and their families, putting in a lot of work to his blog, podcast, and social media on top of his already very busy life. You must be proud of what he is doing. Thanks for the support and positive comments Kathy – appreciated. Talk soon.
Brendon