The Daily & Weekly Loop
Real-world diabetes insight, straight to your inbox.
Real-world diabetes insight, straight to your inbox.
The Daily Loop is a short email that arrives each day — real, practical diabetes insight drawn from decades of living with Type 1, not theory from a textbook. One day it's a hard-won tip about insulin pumps or CGMs; the next it's an honest reflection on a difficult day, a new device on the horizon, or a question you thought only you were asking.
The Weekly Loop gathers the week's posts into a single digest, and every Friday the Feedback Forum shares what other members wrote back — because so much of the value here comes from the community itself.
It's written with our world in mind: managing diabetes through Shabbos and Yom Tov, raising a child with Type 1, the questions that come up in frum life that nobody else thinks to address. More than anything, it's a reminder that you are not doing this alone.
The Daily and Weekly Loop are shared only with members of the FWD community. They aren't a public mailing list — you receive them once you're subscribed through us. If you'd like to join, we'd love to welcome you.
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I am signed up to receive your emails and thoroughly enjoy reading them. It makes my diabetes feel less like a lonely journey.
Thank you for the emails — I don't know how I would get through the day without them.
It's so refreshing to be reading your emails. You address so many of the issues I thought were only mine. It's good to know that I'm like everyone else — the good days, the hard days, and everything in between.
Thanks for all the posts. They are real chizuk and make me feel like part of a family.
This is so interesting — it's Erev Shabbos, I should be cooking, but I'm reading instead.
I've only recently started reading your emails, after 10 years of living with diabetes. I've found them valuable, informative, and encouraging. I truly appreciate the time and effort you put into FWD.
Thank you for your daily “injection” of information. It really gives me a lot to think about. I genuinely look forward to your emails.