Comments on: Compromise http://withoutenvy.com/2010/02/11/compromise/ Raising a child with type 1 diabetes to live life to the fullest, and other things that make us happy Fri, 18 May 2012 16:58:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Meet a D-Mom and a D-Dad: Franca and Steve of Without Envy http://withoutenvy.com/2010/02/11/compromise/#comment-57 Meet a D-Mom and a D-Dad: Franca and Steve of Without Envy Mon, 08 Mar 2010 12:09:28 +0000 http://withoutenvy.com/?p=128#comment-57 [...] is the hardest. Even food that you think is good for you–don’t get me started on HFCS, you know where we stand–interacts differently with other foods: simple starches and protein, complex carbs and fat, [...] [...] is the hardest. Even food that you think is good for you–don’t get me started on HFCS, you know where we stand–interacts differently with other foods: simple starches and protein, complex carbs and fat, [...]

]]> By: Type 1 Tuesday 02.16.10 http://withoutenvy.com/2010/02/11/compromise/#comment-16 Type 1 Tuesday 02.16.10 Tue, 16 Feb 2010 06:05:50 +0000 http://withoutenvy.com/?p=128#comment-16 [...] of Without Envy: Compromise (I am so on the same page. I try to avoid HFCS, but it’s very difficult. And I had to make [...] [...] of Without Envy: Compromise (I am so on the same page. I try to avoid HFCS, but it’s very difficult. And I had to make [...]

]]> By: Leighann of D-Mom Blog http://withoutenvy.com/2010/02/11/compromise/#comment-12 Leighann of D-Mom Blog Sun, 14 Feb 2010 21:44:51 +0000 http://withoutenvy.com/?p=128#comment-12 I am so with you on this! I strive to be as successful at it as your family seems. For me it's intention more than actual execution, but I try my best given the circumstances at the time. For instance we've had a lot of take out lately because of my wrist surgery. It's been extremely difficult to cook. Something I have found more difficult since diagnosis is figuring out carb counts on recipes that I usually just throw stuff in the pot. At least with prepared or packaged foods you know the portion size and carb counts. I would actually love a list of snack foods that you mention with carb counts. Perhaps you'd like to guest post on D-Mom Blog? (hint, hint!) I am so with you on this! I strive to be as successful at it as your family seems. For me it’s intention more than actual execution, but I try my best given the circumstances at the time.

For instance we’ve had a lot of take out lately because of my wrist surgery. It’s been extremely difficult to cook.

Something I have found more difficult since diagnosis is figuring out carb counts on recipes that I usually just throw stuff in the pot. At least with prepared or packaged foods you know the portion size and carb counts.

I would actually love a list of snack foods that you mention with carb counts. Perhaps you’d like to guest post on D-Mom Blog? (hint, hint!)

]]> By: Scott http://withoutenvy.com/2010/02/11/compromise/#comment-6 Scott Fri, 12 Feb 2010 21:14:14 +0000 http://withoutenvy.com/?p=128#comment-6 Steve....food is the never ending challenge, but you will settle into what works best! I wish I could say that we are as organized as you. Frankly it all sounds pretty good. The only thing I would say about Tuesday is that I was brought up in the era of an old woman yelling out her window "Hey Anthony!!!" because Wednesday is Prince Spaghetti day!!! Steve….food is the never ending challenge, but you will settle into what works best! I wish I could say that we are as organized as you. Frankly it all sounds pretty good. The only thing I would say about Tuesday is that I was brought up in the era of an old woman yelling out her window “Hey Anthony!!!” because Wednesday is Prince Spaghetti day!!!

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