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16 countries visited, more than a dozen flights taken, 20,000+ kms driven and endless exciting memories made; here's a look at what we got up to in 2019.

The Blucon Nightrider is an exciting new device that turns your Freestyle Libre into a CGM! Check out my Blucon Review here for all the details you need...

On our recent trip to Lithuania we tested out the brilliant carry-on travel backpack by the Standard Luggage Co. See what we thought below.......

The MiaoMiao is the exciting new device that can transform your FreeStyle Libre into a CGM. Check out my MiaoMiao review post to find out everything...

2018 has come to an end, so below I explore some of the highs and lows I've experience travelling the world with type 1 diabetes in 2018 + what's next!

2018 has been a crazy year for us and we've so many fond memories to look back on. Here's what we've been up to and what we're looking forward to in 2019.

If you're interested in insulin pumps and thinking of getting one then check out my guide to different types of insulin pumps on the market in 2019.

Your guide to buying gifts for diabetics (including yourself!); offering practical, funny and pretty gifts, we've got all your ideal present ideas here!

Switching time zones with type 1 diabetes can be a daunting experience, but here is some useful advice that's helped me along with my travels....

Halloween is just around the corner, so check out my tips on surviving Halloween with type 1 diabetes...don't worry you don't have to miss out...

A lighthearted post on the things they forgot to mention when I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, almost 10 years ago....if you can relate...let me know

Have you ever felt like you just want to give up? feel angry and sad over your diabetes? You are not alone. Check out my experience of diabetes burnout

A little guide to swimming with diabetes. From affecting blood sugar, insulin pump and CGM waterproof capabilities! This is your complete guide..

This is your t1d and beach guide, helping you prepare for the heat, the activities, the water and so much more. There is also a Frio discount inside.

April has been an incredible month, filled mostly with days spent in the sun working and evenings sipping wine watching the sun set over the Adriatic Sea.

Some people can find it stressful with TSA airport security, so to ease the stress, I've put together a guide on TSA guidelines for diabetes supplies.

Here's a look at exactly how we make our money and are able to afford to travel the world (p.s. it's not through a trust fund or because our families pay!)

A little guide to the MedAngel sensor! What is it, how it works, and why it's a great device for travelling with type 1 diabetes. Keep reading....

Your ultimate FreeStyle Libre Sensor Review: what it is, the benefits, where it's available, how much it costs, how it compares to CGM's, plus more!

A guide to prepare you with the ultimate 10 things you should know about flying with diabetes. With tips and advice to ensure your journey is a smooth one.

Here's the best insulin travel cases in 2019, that can help keep your insulin cool. Their benefits, disadvantages and where to find them for purchase.

Your guide to skiing with type 1 diabetes and how to manage your blood sugars when busting air. I offer you my top tips that I've learnt from skiing.

A guide to managing your blood sugars in the cold and diabetes in cold weather. From how it affects your body, and tips on achieving level blood sugars.

A guide to enjoying alcohol with type 1 diabetes. Whether it's a causal Friday night tipple or a party, follow these tips for drinking with type 1 diabetes

Your guide to dealing with problems and mishaps whilst travelling with type 1 diabetes. It's never as bad as you think it will be in your head...

Some tips & tricks for managing type 1 diabetes at a waterpark. You don't have to miss out, there is some steps to take to ensure you have the best time!

This guide explains why and how to switch from an insulin pump to insulin pens, whether it's for one day or a week. It's definitely possible.....

Here's our tips and tricks for taking a road trip with type 1 diabetes. Whether it's a few hours, a week, or a couple of months, we've got you covered.

Have you ever worried about counting carbohydrates whilst travelling abroad to new countries? Don't worry. Check out this complete guide with tips & tricks

I've been fortunate enough to review two Myabetic cases, designed specifically to help you travel the world more easily when you have a lot of supplies.

Have you ever had the feeling of anxiety when heading through airport security with type 1 diabetes? Well, hopefully experience will help to reassure you.

Your guide to managing diabetes in the heat with tips I have learnt along the way from my travels. From staying out of DKA to keeping equipment cool.

A guide to eating healthy on holiday with type 1 diabetes no matter where you are in the world. With personal tips from my own experiences on the road!

Do you know what to do in an emergency with a type 1 diabetic? Are your friends aware of first aid? It's important to know what to do in an emergency.

Is surfing with type 1 diabetes possible? Will I be able to wear an insulin pump? What if I take a hypo in the water? It's easy to feel overwhelmed!

With limited experience, travelling with an insulin pump can seem like a worrying and potentially risky task, but I'm here to tell you why it's not.

What is an insulin pump? Are insulin pumps worth it? How do I get an insulin pump? Questions, Questions, Questions! Maybe it's time for some answers ...

In Bolivia at the moment, due to a lack of Government subsidy and support, test strips are both very expensive and also very hard to come by for type 1's.

Ever since I was a young girl I dreamed of travelling the world, there is no better feeling than exploring cultures, cities, foods and meeting people.

This is the first of 2 projects we are working on to support the roughly 150 children around La Paz in Bolivia who lack even basic diabetes care.

I may not be a parent yet myself, but I know plenty of mothers and fathers who worry about taking their child away on a trip if they have type 1 diabetes.

There is a common theme in what people think causes diabetes…sugar. I'd like to clear up that little misconception- Diabetes has nothing to do with sugar.

Does altitude affect your diabetes? Some people say yes, some say no. As with many aspects of diabetic care, it depends largely on the individual.

Hello world – I’m Ramona, a German blogger, Cazzy asked me to write a guest post on getting a tattoo with Type 1 Diabetes – so here we go!.......

Happy world diabetes day! This is our day, to celebrate how far we've come, to share our stories and to spread much needed awareness. This is my story ...

I'm often asked, how do you keep your insulin cool in the heat? Or how do you keep your insulin alive in the cold? Let's check out below.........

Packing for a city break with type one diabetes can be tough, so here I will show you in just ten easy steps how to enjoy a stress free vacation.

As part of our ongoing fundraising campaign, 25% of the funds raised will go to a charity called T1International. They've been fantastic in supporting us.

Diabetes is far from perfect. There's no such thing as perfect blood control. Let me talk you through a few of my travel mishaps and how I overcame them!

Whenever I come across anything that I think will benefit fellow type ones like me, I like to share it! Anything to make life a little easier can't be bad.

I was diagnosed when I was 22, and I will be 51 next month. Cazzy and Bradley asked if I could talk a bit about my experiences with cycling and Type 1.

I first googled diabetic ID's 7 years ago, and a list of bulky silver necklaces came up. Now there's all sorts of diverse and pretty medical ID’s on offer!

So it’s a Saturday night and I have nothing planned so I decided to do one of my favourite things and write my thoughts out! So here's what I'm thinking...

The next thing to sort on my checklist is my travel insurance. It's extremely important & you need to make sure you are covered for every emergency.

This isn't an easy job necessarily but neither does it have to be hard! Here's some top tips on what to be aware of when you travel with a type 1 diabetic:

Out of all my diabetes appointments, this is my least favourite. Not because I don't like the test, but because I'm always TERRIFIED I will hear bad news.

I wanted to take a step back from all the hype that can sometimes be associated with travelling. This isn’t to say it’s amazing because of course it is!

Travelling with Diabetes can be a strain on your feet, and it's VITAL you not only know the signs of problems arising, but also how to keep them safe.

I find so many people who tell me that they simply can't afford to go on holiday every year. For me this is not an option! Here's how you can do it too.

If you are diabetic and wanting to travel, whether it be a short trip, an overnight stay, or a round the world adventure, you need Frio in your life.

Airport travel with diabetes should be quick and easy. How, I hear you cry? I'm prepared. I've travelled on pens & on a pump, so I have experience in both.

People get anxious by the thought of travelling with diabetes. Will my insulin work onboard? Can I eat the airplane food? Do I need to turn my pump off?

My name is Cazzy, an ambitious backpacker and one half of Dream Big Travel Far. I want to introduce myself before taking you on a journey of inspiration.

Don’t panic! Please don’t take this title to mean that I don’t want to be here, and that this isn’t my passion! The opposite! Here is a bit about me.