T1D to 100 | Aging With Diabetes
Interview: What’s it Like When Your Partner Has Type 1 Diabetes Too? For This Couple it’s Pretty Darn Sweet.

Interview: What’s it Like When Your Partner Has Type 1 Diabetes Too? For This Couple it’s Pretty Darn Sweet.

My curiosity before our talk was “Is it helpful to have a spouse or partner who also has type 1 diabetes, or is it a burden?” There are 88 years of combined experience living with T1D in the Cooke/Madden household—and a lot of love, support, humor and pump supplies. You’ll learn just how much diabetes is a strength in this marriage and what, based on this union, John said a few days later when asked, “If there were a stem cell cure without need for immunosuppressants would you take it?” When it came to John’s turn he answered, “Only if my wife did it. I wouldn’t want to do it unless she wanted to do it.”

Webinar: Memory Health in Older Adults with Type 1 Diabetes:  A Conversation with Nancy Allen, MS Care Clinical Nurse Specialist, University of Utah College of Nursing

Webinar: Memory Health in Older Adults with Type 1 Diabetes: A Conversation with Nancy Allen, MS Care Clinical Nurse Specialist, University of Utah College of Nursing

What’s normal aging… and what’s something more? Join us for an important conversation with Nancy A. Allen as we explore memory health in older adults living with Type 1 diabetes — and what you can actually do about it. You’ll learn how to recognize warning signs, understand how blood sugar and lifestyle impact brain health, and identify conditions that can mimic dementia — some of which may be treatable or even reversible. This isn’t about fear — it’s about clarity, confidence, and knowing your next step.

Webinar: New Paths Towards a Cure for Type 1 Diabetes presented by Dr. Leonardo Ferreira

Webinar: New Paths Towards a Cure for Type 1 Diabetes presented by Dr. Leonardo Ferreira

What if the future of Type 1 diabetes included restoring the body’s ability to make insulin again? Join us for a conversation with Dr. Leonardo Ferreira as we explore promising research on beta cell replacement and what it could mean for people living with T1D — now and in the future. This is not a heavy science lecture — it’s a chance to understand the big ideas, ask questions, and be part of the conversation.