I don’t believe being a diabetic prevents you from taking the risk of underage drinking which the majority of college students partake in. Everyone preaches to you don’t drink. I believe if you want to drink, drink but understand what can occur, and always be prepared.
Whether you’re traveling to escape the bitter cold for the week or actively planning to “go hard”, we want to know what you’re planning to do stay safe. Or, if you’ve past the age of beer bongs on the beach but have the wisdom that comes with age (and maybe experience) we want you to share you’re advice! At the end of the week we’ll compile all your tips into a Spring Break Safety Guide.
Volume: 12 fl. oz Calories: 154 Carbs: 11.6 g Alcohol: 14.5 g Alcohol by Volume: 5.2%
Volume: 11.2 fl. oz Calories: 240 Carbs: 38 g Alcohol: 13 g Alcohol by Volume: 5.2%
Russell Stamets is a 52 year old author and digital publisher who used his 2009 diagnosis of Type 1 LADA as a catalyst to re-model his life. He took a less traveled road, refusing insulin. He designed a regimen for himself that kept his pancreas alive, contrary to all prognosis. His lean...
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