To read is to fly: it is to soar to a point of vantage which gives a view over wide terrains of history, human variety, ideas, shared experience and the fruits of many inquiries. – AC Grayling

Blogs about type 1 diabetes:

A Consequence of Hypoglycemia On Twitter: @iam_spartacus
Arnold and Me On Twitter: @arnold_and_me *can also be found at diabetessisters.org
Bad Pancreas On Twitter: @badpancreas
Beyond Your Peripheral Vision On Twitter: @auntlyh
Bitter-Sweet Diabetes On Twitter: @KarenBittrSweet
The Butter Compartment On Twitter: @leeannthill
C’s Life with D On Twitter: @iamsquee
Diabetesaliciousness On Twitter: @diabetesalish
Diabetic Iz Me On Twitter: @Diabetic_Iz_Me
Diabetically Speaking On Twitter: @woodonwheels
The Diabetic’s Corner Booth On Twitter: @mhoskins2179
The Girl with the Portable Pancreas On Twitter: @portblpancgirl
Sugabetic On Twitter: @sugabetic
InDpendence On Twitter: @4thandlife
Jeff Mather’s Dispatches On Twitter: @jeffmather
Lemonade Life On Twitter: @amblass *can also be found at diabetesmine.com
Living in Progress On Twitter: @GingerVieira
The LD
Me and D On Twitter: @jessmeandd
Moments of Wonderful On Twitter: @saraknic *can also be found at diabetesdaily.com
Ninjabetic On Twitter: @ninjabetic
Scott’s Diabetes On Twitter: @scottkjohnson
Six Until Me On Twitter: @sixuntilme *can also be found at animas.com
Strangely Diabetic On Twitter: @Strangely_T1
Sweetly Voiced On Twitter @sweetlyvoiced
Texting My Pancreas On Twitter: @txtngmypancreas
With a Side of Insulin On Twitter: @fancynancymer

Blogs about type 1.5 diabetes:

Bab’s Blog On Twitter: @babssoup *blogs about diabetes and breast cancer
Diabetic Iz Me On Twitter: @Diabetic_Iz_Me
Simon from the 70s On Twitter: @STroyCrow

Blogs about type 2 diabetes:

My Diabetic Heart On Twitter: @mydiabeticheart *blogs about diabetes and congestive heart failure
The Poor Diabetic On Twitter: @RonnieGregoryM
T Minus Two On Twitter: @rpederse
Tales of Rachel On Twitter: @tailsofrachel
Wildly Fluctuating
Your Diabetes May Vary On Twitter: @BadShoe

Blogs about raising children with type 1 diabetes:

Arden’s Day On Twitter: @ardensday
Candy Hearts On Twitter: @mrscandyhearts
D-Mom Blog On Twitter: @dmomblog
Despite Diabetes On Twitter: @MoiraCMcC
Houston… we have a problem On Twitter: @TheHoustonFive
Justices’ Misbehaving Pancreas On Twitter: @sugar_nova
Our Diabetic Life On Twitter: @our3Dlife *three children with type 1 diabetes
The Princess and the Pump On Twitter: @pumpingprincess
A Sweet Grace On Twitter: @asweetgrace
This is Caleb On Twitter: @colcalli

Blogs about Auburn:

The Auburn Family – a social network
Auburn Alumni Association On Twitter: @AUAlumniAssoc
AU Family On Twitter: @aufamily
From the Bleachers On Twitter: @willcollier
Track ‘Em Tigers On Twitter: @TrackemTigers
War Blogle On Twitter: @warblogle
The War Eagle Reader On Twitter: @wareaglereader

Blogs about faith:

Another Blessed Pilgrimage On Twitter: @LawrenRomero
Desiring God On Twitter: @JohnPiper
A Heart Abandoned On Twitter: @linds_carter
Intentional Leadership On Twitter: @MichaelHyatt
Just a Chick On Twitter: @dedraherod
Know Your Value (the official Wonderfully Made blog) On Twitter: @madewonderfully
Lee Cadden On Twitter: @leecadden
Seeking His Heart On Twitter: @yoyokaybe
Shustlog On Twitter: @aaronshust
This Earthly Tent

Other blogs I enjoy:

Amy’s Blam On Twitter: @amyblam
Copy Cat Chic On Twitter: @CopyCatChic
From the Aisle to Aloha On Twitter: @aisletoaloha
In Lieu of Productivity On Twitter: @itsjustturner
Just Lovely Things On Twitter: @thingslovely
Meet Virginia On Twitter: @Morgan_Virginia
The Small Things On Twitter: @k8_smallthings
Swegl On Twitter: @swegl
Watch for Falling Thoughts

Reading encapsulates the emotions garnered from novels, biographies and journals. It engulfs the existence of blogs and why they are so successful. Reading is learning. You can learn facts and information missed in a classroom. Reading allows you to travel to far away places through your imagination, picturing the scene just as you would envision it — leaping off the page into a clear picture in your mind. Time and distance make many relationships difficult or impossible, but through words, time is erased and distance is narrowed. We relate to others, even if through their words. I’ll spare you my book list, but below, you’ll find blogs I read regularly. While I rarely read them the day they’re published, I do eventually read them all. I hope you are able to find what you are looking for here. If you have questions, please ask. And I’m always open to new blog suggestions. If you’d like your blog added to my list, email me at victoria@victoriacumbow.com.

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