Posts by Diabetes Solutions of Oklahoma
Keep Kids in Touch After Diabetes Camp
By Jaime Caldwell When you dropped your child off at Type 1 Diabetes camp with Diabetes Solutions of Oklahoma (DSOK), they spent a week of long summer days bonding with…
Read MoreTaking Denial to New Levels
By Robin Munger Our diabetes story doesn’t begin like most other stories. It does not begin in the hospital in a state of emergency. Our son did not start his…
Read MoreCamp Endres Junior 2015
By Kim Boaz Wilson The summer camp sessions for 2015 have come to an end. It makes me sad in many ways. We’ve only been gone from camp for a…
Read MoreCamp NoHiLo Nurse
By Susan Boggs, MS, BSN, RN, NCSN, Putnam City Schools The school day can be a daunting task for all children at times, and in particular for children with Type…
Read MoreGrowing up in Western Oklahoma
By Ashley Oakes Baldwin I’m 32 years old, and have had diabetes for over 25 years now. I was diagnosed in the second grade. At the time, I was the…
Read MoreInterning to Support Others
By Cari Ledbetter My name is Cari Ledbetter. I have had type 1 diabetes for 14 years, which led me realizing the passion I have for helping others with type…
Read MoreLife’s Unexpected Journey
By David Britton Hi, my name is David Britton and I was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes on April 2nd, 1998. At the time, the only thing that really upset…
Read MoreDSOK Spotlight: Secretly Disconnecting
By Heather Lackey, MS, RD/LD, CDE, BC-ADM… and PWD This month, our Diabetes Spotlight in not shinning bright on a person who has diabetes, but instead, a problem that is…
Read MoreDSOK Spotlight: Robbie Austin
By Robbie Austin “Knock knock.” “Who’s there?” “Not your pancreas.” TYPE 1 DIABETES! My name is Robbie and I was diagnosed with Diabetes in February of 1998. I was in…
Read MoreDSOK Spotlight: Monica Storozyszyn
By Monica Storozyszyn Note from the director: This month’s spotlight was written this past November and posted to a blog. It was recently shared with me and I would now…
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