-
Continue reading →: Breakthrough T1D Walk Fundraiser
Hi. It’s me. I know it’s been many months and I was pretty sad the last time we spoke but I’m back with a pretty important message that I’d love to share with you. This one isn’t about racing, nutrition, or even running. It’s not even about MODY. This is…
-
Continue reading →: Salomon Ultra Pirineu 100k DNF Report……And Another Thing On 10/10/2025, a Friday afternoon, I was waiting for a connecting flight from JFK back to my home in Boston. It seemed as though I was going to be there for a while, as my original layover from my originating flight out of Madrid was already five…
-
Continue reading →: Happy New Year?
Indeed, this occurred nine whole days ago but a new year calls for a new post and new hopes! I’m starting my 2026 similarly to how I started my 2025… and my 2024 and probably my 2023… dealing with an illness. It seems to have become a tradition that within…
-
Continue reading →: This is a Post About RunningThis is not a post about Charlie Kirk It’s no secret that Trans people and indeed all of the LGBTQ+ community have been under attack by conservative groups and politicians, and often ignored or cast aside by supposedly progressive officials. Nor is the poisonous and dangerous rhetoric anything new. However,…
-
Continue reading →: The Pemi Loop – A Cautionary TaleThe Pemi Loop is a classic endeavor in the White Mountains. Traditionally, it begins at the Lincoln Woods trail head and travels about 30 miles and traverses 9,500 feet. The current FKT belongs to Jordan Fields which he accomplished 5 years ago in under 5 and half hours. A few…
-
Continue reading →: Edge Hill 50k Race Report
After taking on some pretty intense challenges and faring pretty poorly at them, it was time to get back to the basics and do something more in my wheelhouse. I earned my ultra bones in the flat lands of Michigan where vert isn’t really a consideration. Lately though, my attempts…
-
Continue reading →: Sunapee Scramble – 2025 USATF Mountain Running Championship
I finished the mountain running championship in 256th place. We will kindly ignore the fact that anyone can run and there were only 279 finishers. The fact that it was a USATF Mountain Running championship is noteworthy simply as a fan of the sport. The caliber of the runners was…
-
Continue reading →: Breakneck Point Trail Runs – 42k – DNFAs training blocks go, this first one has been pretty rough. I will not make excuses for not being able to finish this daunting race but I will try and reflect on the obstacles and issues that lead me to calling it quits halfway through. Let’s start with the positive!…
-
Continue reading →: DT&G Part 1 (actually Part 2): Technology Continued
In Part 1 of Drugs, Technology & Goops I wrote a bit about my experience with CGMs to monitor glucose levels continually. It was a limited study in only what I had personal experience with but it teased a few other topics. I’m still building larger data sets to expand…
Hello,
I’m Kevin
We’ve all heard of Type 2 Fun, well this is that but x2!
Welcome to Type 4 Fun!
A blog where I will chronicle my adventures while navigating life with a rare form of diabetes referred to as MODY Type 4.
Type 4 Fun! 