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Don Muchow is an Ironman living with Type 1 diabetes who completed a 2,800 mile run across America last year to raise awareness for diabetes
Dexcom and Garmin now offer a way to see your glucose levels and trends on your compatible Garmin smartwatch or cycling computer. Don Muchow, a seasoned extreme endurance athlete with type 1 diabetes, shares his experience with this new feature.
SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – Back in January of 2020 a man launched a Type 1 Diabetes Run Across America, which included a run-with-a-run from Disneyland to Walt Disney World. Don Muchow wanted to raise awareness about the struggles people with Type 1 face with exercise, which can create dangerous drops in blood sugar, seizures, unconsciousness and even death. Despite the delays, when Muchow reached the Magic Kingdom at Disney World, his wife Leslie and him were welcomed like heroes, and again at the Atlantic Ocean by a different crowd. Muchow joined Good Morning San Diego to discuss his run across t...
Courtesy of Don Munchow For years, Don Muchow had a fear of exercise. As a type 1 diabetic, he was nervous that his blood sugar would either run too high, which can cause long-term damage to the body, or drop to dangerously low levels, which requires immediate action. But on April 7, the 59-year-old Texan achieved a goal that has been years in the making (and one that he has actively been working toward for the last 14 months)—running across the country, while making stops at both Disneyland and Disney World. His goal? To inspire diabetics like him that they, too, can do hard things.