by Dennis Goldensohn | Sep 14, 2026 | "What Does It All Mean?" By Dennis Goldensohn
Moving from multiple daily injections and finger sticks to an Automated Insulin Delivery system and Continuous Glucose Monitoring can bring a new way of managing diabetes, along with new responsibilities. In this edition of What Does It All Mean?, Dennis shares his experience with MDI, CGMs and AID systems and discusses choosing a system, working with your healthcare team, training, technology, costs and the importance of reliable information.
by Dennis Goldensohn | Aug 28, 2026 | "What Does It All Mean?" By Dennis Goldensohn
Living with diabetes means taking on many different responsibilities every day. In this edition of What Does It All Mean?, Dennis reflects on the different “hats” we wear when managing diabetes—from monitoring blood glucose and making food choices to exercising, understanding our data, and looking after our emotional wellbeing. Above all, he reminds us of the important role we play in our own diabetes management.
by Dennis Goldensohn | Jul 25, 2026 | "What Does It All Mean?" By Dennis Goldensohn
Living with diabetes is challenging enough without the added burden of stigma and discrimination. In this edition of What Does It All Mean?, Dennis reflects on the misconceptions people living with diabetes face every day, why these attitudes persist, and how education, advocacy, and standing together can help create a future free from diabetes stigma.
by Dennis Goldensohn | Jun 13, 2026 | "What Does It All Mean?" By Dennis Goldensohn
Part 7 of the “What Does It All Mean?” series, a real-life reflection on living with Type 1 Diabetes, written by Dennis Goldensohn, who has lived with T1D for nearly 60 years. By Dennis Goldensohn: T1D for nearly 60 years, advocate, and mentor The BIG little word...
by Pam Durant | Oct 5, 2022 | Dia-Logue Podcast Episodes
Season 3, Episode 4: I Don’t Have Diabetes. Do I Need A CGM? In this episode of Dia-Logue: The Diapoint Podcast, we continue our discussion about Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGMs) use in people without diabetes. In part 2 of this conversation, we speak with the team...