How does a child respond to a sudden diagnosis of type 1 diabetes?

Through Andrew's eyes, you'll get a firsthand look at the symptoms, diagnosis, and everyday routine of type one.

At 4 years old, he manages his new responsibility while still managing to enjoy everything a kid his age should.

The fun rhyme and playful scenes make this book accessible, not only to diagnosed children, but to the family members, friends, and classmates looking for an inside look into T1D.

Written by Mike Suarez

A story inspired by Max Rapson aged 6 who has Type 1 Diabetes.  The Adventures of Captain Lantus is a children's book (paperback) about a young boy who is given superpowers when receiving an insulin pump.  Will Max save the day and save Beta town?? 

Giving Type 1 Diabetes a voice!

A little book that makes a big difference for those with Type 1 Diabetes

Peeking into Type 1 Diabetes is a book that gives a basic overview on the day-to-day dealings with Type 1 Diabetes.  It is great for pre-school and primary school aged children; older children and adults may also benefit from it.  Written in a simple language with simple drawings to make a complex condition easier to understand.

Join Andrew, the T1D hero of Year One with Type One as he guides us through another enlightening journey.

The holiday season can be especially tough on a type 1 diabetic but knowing that others can relate makes a big difference.

From the reindeer and elves to Santa himself, the characters in this tale share many of Andrew’s wonderful qualities. They responsibly manage their T1D. They know how to enjoy themselves. And they love preparing for their favorite day of the year.