T1D to 100 | Aging With Diabetes

T1D to 100 is a community by and for people living with Type 1 diabetes, as we navigate aging with T1D. You’ll find support, tools, and shared experiences to stay prepared, connected, and resilient.

A word of wisdom: Aging with T1D can feel overwhelming. Take a breath, start gently. Pick a topic to explore for a few minutes. Small moments of knowledge will build confidence and calm. At T1Dto100, you’re never alone. More about us.

Joanne Milo | Founder, T1D to 100


Are You Prepared?

Are You Prepared?

Living life with diabetes can be difficult, but being prepared from your everyday to emergencies makes it a little easier. Check out our guides and checklists to set yourself up for success living with Type 1 Diabetes!

Where Will You Live?

Where Will You Live?

Finding the perfect living situation as you age is already a challenge, and being a T1D requires even more knowledge about your options. Read up on your options and what you should consider when picking the best environment for your golden years.

How Will Your Body Change?

How Will Your Body Change?

As we age, there are many bodily changes we need to keep up with and even more to look out for with T1D. Know that you aren’t alone and there are plenty of ways to keep healthy and happy as an aging T1D.

How Are You Coping?

How Are You Coping?

Finding joy as you age can happen in so many ways. Here are some suggestions on how to keep up with community, love, and intellectual stimulation for a healthier and happier time.

Be a T1D Aging Advocate

Be a T1D Aging Advocate!

Aging T1Ds is a demographic that needs to be advocated for but doesn’t have much support. Find ways to speak up so T1Ds can be heard!

What's Happening?

What's Happening?

Part of learning more about yourself is connecting with the stories of others. Here we have several diverse T1D perspectives that will hopefully help you on your journey with T1D.

Significance of the Imagery

Our artwork reflects the journey of life for all of us—sometimes calm, sometimes bumpy. For those of us living with T1D, it reminds us that, even through twists and turns, we can find our way with strength, humor, resilience, and support from each other.

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What’s Happening?

Hear T1D perspectives firsthand with these stories to help you navigate being an aging T1D.

Gluroo: Comprehensive T1D Support to Simplify Management

Gluroo: Comprehensive T1D Support to Simplify Management

SAVE THE DATE! March 4th, 10:30am PT/1:30pm ET. Wellness Wednesday with AARP Senior Planet Presents “Getting to Know Diabetes – And How We Age With It” (as part of the Lunch and Learn series). Featuring Julia Blanchette, PhD, RN, BC-ADM, CDCES, FADCES, Joanne Milo (T1Dto100.com), and Laurie Harper (Type 1 Diabetic to 100).

The Wit and Wisdom of Fran Carpentier: 57 Years with Type 1 Diabetes

The Wit and Wisdom of Fran Carpentier: 57 Years with Type 1 Diabetes

“I think that my first husband felt that I made life hard for us. I couldn’t be as spontaneous as he probably wanted me to be. You know this was pre-insulin pumps and CGMs. We were young, he wanted to go out and do things and I felt I had to do things a certain way to keep my sugar really well-controlled. I think I’m the most fun person in the room, but he felt that I was a wet blanket. There was probably truth to it forty years ago. Today, technology has freed up life for us T1Ds. Of course that freedom means relying on all manner of medical apparatus and being visible about it.”