Kerri Morrone, one of my favorite bloggers -- who happens to be living with diabetes without allowing it to define the life she lives -- blogs over at Six Until Me. She also writes a column at dLife, and her latest column Diabetes Can be a Day at the Beach: Integrating Your Pump Into the Summer Season is a reassurance that integrating the pump into summer wear isn't nearly as daunting and formidable a task as one might imagine before making the attempt. Perhaps a little trickier and requiring a little more ingenuity, than say, wearing the pump under layers of winter clothing might require -- but she shows how it can be done, and done well. Morrone also shares the sometimes amusing and less than astute observances made by the general public. There are, of course, the experts who wander among us, who know everything. Just ask them about anything and they will clarify exactly what you are looking at but might not understand. You will see what I mean after you read Morrone's column. What a pinhead the guy was -- that's all I am going to say. To read her column, go here.
Kerri Morrone, who was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes when she was six years old, blogs the typical life issues of a bright and full of light twentysomething woman at Six Until Me. The blog tagline reads diabetes doesn't define me but it helps explain me. And the blog is true to the tagline in posts that are filled with a daily life where diabetes is never far away. 
