I was asked to host this month's Best of the 'Betes Blogs. This just in: I’m never ever ever doing it again.
Having to choose one nominee
over another was pure torture for me.
Let’s have a moment of
silence for my nerves.
………..
………..
I asked Sara if choosing
everyone was an option.
She just laughed at me. Like “EVIL” laughed at me, and said she had
faith I could do it. She even threw the
words, “YOU CAN DO THIS!” in my face.
Maybe she was right…but let
it be known, I can’t even decide what kind of dressing to put on my salad. Balsamic?
Ranch? Blue Cheese? Thousand?
They are all wonderful! Just like
these blog posts. This was way harder
than I anticipated. Obviously though, once
I realized I wasn’t deciding on the Nobel Peace Prize, I went with my gut and
made the hard choices.
Without further ado: Below please find the Best of the Betes Blogs
for March 2014!
BEST USE OF HUMOR:
Kim from Texting my Pancreas
for coming up with the ingenious “Starch Madness.” How do you treat a low? Check out the brackets HERE.
BEST USE OF PHOTOGRAPHY:
Zakary at Raising Colorado for standing up to the boxes and making grab and go set changes a thing!
BEST USE OF ADVOCACY:
Bennet at Your Diabetes May
Very and his use of the phrase, “Meth or Insulin.”
BEST STORY OF A D MEET UP
Goes to Jess at the T1D
Active Living Website, where she engaged a MLB player within the twitterverse and soon after spoke to him ON. THE. PHONE.
BEST NON D RELATED POST:
Melanie at Dreams, Dishes,
and Diabetes talks dead mouse and semi dead bird. You know you want to read it!
BEST POST BY A TYPE 1:
Our beloved Ninjabetic knocks
it out of the park with this inspired way to explain diabetes to a muggle.
BEST POST BY A TYPE AWESOME
Goes to Scott at Arden’s day, where Murphy’s Law turned a pit stop upside-down.
BEST STORY OF A D MISTAKE:
If you happen to have Type 1
Diabetes, and you happen to be getting married, you have probably gone through every
single possible scenario that could go wrong diabetes-wise at the wedding. But what if what went wrong, went wrong with your brother, and not yourself. Katie at Diabetic Advocate blogs about another DOC save!
BEST MOTIVATIONAL POST:
Surfice Fine. She mustered up the courage to connect with a
complete strang(er) about diabetes. How
many times have I had the same conversation in my head?
BEST DIABETES ART:
A flow chart by Sarah at
Insulin Pens Don’t Have Ink. Follow it if you have an opinion about someone’s diabetes. Handy when you’re in a pinch!
BEST COMMENTER:
Melissa from Sweetly voiced,
of course!
Thanks to everyone who sent in nominations, and congratulations
to all the nominees!
Pam
Also, if you see a post in April that stands out to you, go HERE right away and nominate them for Best of the 'Betes Blogs April Edition!
Hi Meri, thank you for all your hard work in the Best of the Betes Blogs.
ReplyDeleteWhen I first got on the phone with Cory I said, "How much time have I got?" and he said "However much you need." Every question I asked, he answered. He was open, honest and very funny. I hope to do more interviews with guys like Cory, great examples of t1d's making their mark in the athletic world.
Much gratitude for this honour.
Aw, thank you so much! <3 What great company!!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe that someone nominated me for an award and I actually won one! Thank you so much for choosing my blog post!
ReplyDeleteSo, how do you get in the running for Best of 'Betes blogs? www.twotoosweet.com
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for picking my post about the bird and mouse! What a nice surprise! Stay tuned for the The Bird and The Mouse: The Final Chapter...
ReplyDeleteLove all of these posts, most of which I had read already. Thanks for hosting in March.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a shock to win! Thanks!
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