Adults with Type 1.5 and/or LADA

If you are an adult living with Type 1.5 and/or LADA please add your link below.



DiabeticizME
Diagnosed with Type 1.5/LADA in June of 2004. I was using oral med's until January 2008. I was placed on the Omnipod; I LOVE IT. Started blogging about diabetes because I needed to give my husband a break; I was talking his ear off about diabetes 24/7. I figured why not share my story, vent and hear about others through blogging. I am a wife and mother. I don't hate Diabetes, I've learned to EMBRACE it. Diabetes doesn't have me, I have it.

Honey Sweet
Khurt. Husband, father, security analyst, web developer and Linux/UNIX/OS X/Perl/PHP/AJAX geek, amateur photographer, Belgian beer and Ethiopian coffee enthusiast.

Meanderings:
Colleen, 57, New Hampshire. Colleen was diagnosed in March, 2005 with Type 1 LADA. She spends far too much time reading blogs, but is deeply appreciative of the d-bloggers who take the time to write so others may learn.


Overcompliance
An overanalyzing librarian.

Trunkles At Large:
Simon, 51, New Zealand. Diagnosed with LADA in 1992. Uses Lantus and Novorapid. Simon is English, he hates text (TXT) speak and he wears glasses. Simon started his blog because he felt he needed to communicate with a wider circle of peopel. When there is a cure, he will dance a jig while traveling to take the cure.

Type-Cast:
Leslie, 43, North Carolina. Diagnosed on February 2, 2006. Uses insulin and oral meds. Leslie is a graduate of Marshall University, a Mac addict and loves popcorn. Leslie started her blog so she wouldn't wear out her family with comments about her chronic illness. When there is a cure, Leslie plans to eat her weight in pasta.