All For 1 And 1 For Otto

03/13/2026

Insulin is not a luxury It is a liquid lifesaver

03/06/2026

Tickets on Sale NOW
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03/03/2026

The excitement of Derby Day is right around the corner. Mark your calendar and get your Derby hat ready for Bobby’s 22nd Annual Kentucky Derby ~ Run for the Roses Charity Event!🌹 🏇🌹

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02/10/2026

Such an amazing teacher!!!!!

02/08/2026

In today's Superbowl game there are two players with Type 1 Diabetes.
Logan Brown, diagnosed age 12, from the Seattle Seahawks
Chad Muma, diagnosed age 13, from the New England Patriots
Go achieve your dreams, Guys!!
We are proud to be rooting for you both!!
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01/21/2026

Always show up!!!! it usually doesn’t happen in the most convenient times!!!!  And there’s usually a few hiccups or more than just a few!!! But you have to do what you have to do even when life is hard and busy!!!  You just have to roll with the punches!!! Be the best you can be!!!!

12/31/2025

💙 Thank You From All For 1 and 1 For OTTO 💙

We are incredibly grateful to everyone in 2025 who donated, attended events, volunteered, and supported our mission this year. Because of you, we are able to support newly diagnosed Type 1 diabetes families, provide care baskets, and fund T1D camps and scholarships so kids can experience the joy and community of camp.

Thank you to everyone who joined us at the Breakthrough T1D Walk this past October together we proudly donated nearly $10,000. A huge thank you to all who attended our events, to INB Bank for helping us host an amazing fundraiser, and to Fairmont Park for another unforgettable Kentucky Derby fundraiser. We can’t wait to be back at Fairmont Park on May 2, 2026 details coming soon. 🐎 🌹

A special thank you to Bobby for helping bring light to our family’s lifelong T1D journey, and to our family and friends who continue to support every dream and idea along the way.

We are making a difference in a world we didn’t ask to be in but one we are proud to stand in together. Thank you for believing in this mission. We couldn’t do it without you. We love you all!!!!!! We are looking forward to 2026 and all the amazing things that it will bring 🫶🏼

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12/15/2025

Someone said to me today, which is so true for the ones giving out or taking in insulin

Insulin for now is for later but insulin before is for now

It is a tricky experiment game that we play every day

It’s all about timing and amount

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11/19/2025

💙Imagine saving your child’s life every single day. You do it so often that, somehow, it becomes part of who you are. One minute you are saving them from what could have evolved into a life ending emergency and five minutes later, like nothing ever happened, you are sending them out the door for school. You can rescue them from a dangerous low in the middle of the night, then crawl back into bed and try to sleep again. It becomes instinct. Routine. Second nature. Yet,as unbelievable as it sounds, this is the reality of Type 1 Diabetes.

Some might think that kind of description is exaggerated, but it’s not!! The truth is simple and harsh: without insulin for nearly every bite of food they eat, our children cannot survive. Without a juice box 🧃 or fast-acting sugar during a low, they could slip into a seizure or coma, and the outcome would be unthinkable.

This is the weight T1D places on families. This is the reality we navigate every day.
What others see from the outside often looks small or routine, when the truth is that we are quietly, consistently, habitually saving our children’s lives, every single day, often multiple times a day. 😳🤯

What we do as parents of children with T1D isn’t optional. It’s a demand, and at the end of that demand lies either life or death.

It’s hard to explain what this does to a person over time: to the caregiver, and especially to those living with this disease. The pressure is intense. You don’t get to forget. You don’t get to pause. Forgetting could be fatal. And for imperfect human beings, that weight can be heavy. Crushingly heavy at times.

The advancements in care and technology give us a chance. They give us an edge. They lessen some of the risk, but they don’t erase the need to intervene. Every intervention, every correction, each juice box, those are life-saving moments, every single one.

Diabetes Awareness Month November may only be 1 month, but this is eternity for families managing this disease. We choose to move forward with hope and strength and a lot of love!! We are equipped with knowledge, technology, community, and unshakable hope. T1D is relentless, but we stand ready 24/7

11/18/2025

Story time …
Well today Otto is not doing well but he is ok but things can change so quickly and very hard to straighten out before it goes extremely south!! This was last night. Yes you are reading that right 599. And I believe that’s just how high that meter goes. And yes, that is full-blown panic mode. But let me start in the beginning how we got there because everything runs through your head probably over 1 million times What when why and how? 
Numbers throughout Monday looked pretty darn well with all things considered hormonal growing always hungry never sitting down  13-year-old boy. He goes to Bradco with his friends and he gets a bagel. 🥯 step one carb carb count correctly. One bagel has about 55 carbs. Otto was thinking it had about 40. So we were off a couple of units of insulin there. And it being a heavy carb, he probably could’ve took more. But it is definitely tough figuring all of this out. But yes, it does sound simple. Then getting home for dinner having a new kind of rice for dinner which we do have rice multiple times a week. But this one was a different kind. We’ve used it 3 times. It’s given me some troubles with his blood sugar. I’m officially throwing out the rice.  we took insulin before dinner. He Had two bowls of rice. I gave her a correction dose before he went to bed a significant number of units thinking I would have to wake up and give him a juice box to make it level out. Just wanted the number to go down well it went completely opposite. It kept climbing and climbing and climbing and climbing and climbing. With otto can give him insulin about every 45 minutes and I have figured that out by just doing the science experiments. When does it hit him how hard and how long does the insulin affect his body so it is awaiting a guessing game of how much insulin to give him and timing we did our best It is a fine line to play to not overdose and that is so easily to do. It was a long night of pouring insulin on him with the right timing and amount it didn’t work. It didn’t work at all pump ran out of insulin so we had to change that then he started throwing up wow all these different factors all these different when why how living with T1D is as a full-time job 24/7 not by just the diabetic, but by his team! Not that we failed yesterday and last night and this morning, but diabetes failed us!!!! You have to keep it positive in anyway, you can Otto gets to spend the whole day with mom today 🫶🏼 after experiencing things like this that's all u won't is to be together 🫶🏼

11/14/2025

11/14/2025

Happy Diabetes Awareness Day!! But this is not just a day for us this is allll Year!!! Awareness is Education, Advocacy, Support, Empowerment, Community, Prevention, Research, Hope, Strength, teaching, learning, growing and having fun why you do!! We are soo Lucky that we have these opportunities to do them all with You! Keep showing up and helping bringing awareness!! Happppppy Diabetes Awareness Day 💉🩸🫶🏼