Our thanks to Access Launch (a magazine distributed to 370+ school districts in Missouri) for profiling Ellie, telling her story, highlighting her book (Type One Diabetes A-Z), and emphasizing how she uses her experience to connect with kids who are newly diagnosed with T1D....
Ellie could not think of a better way to mark her sixth diaversary than reading her alphabet book--TYPE ONE DIABETES A-Z--to young students, sharing her story, and joining with fellow T1D warriors Mrs. Trishna Rosebrough and Gibson Davis to raise awareness of T1D. Thank you, Chad Plein and KY3 News....
Ellie sat down with Megan Cassidy of 50/50 Press for an expansive author interview. Ellie covers the origin of Type One Diabetes A-Z and how the book was serendipitously submitted and accepted for publication. She discusses favorite books and influential writers, reveals her goal to comfort (and empower!) kids...
Natalie Allen, MEd, RDN, whipped up delicious low carb pumpkin muffins and showcased Type One Diabetes A-Z on NBC affiliate KY3. ...
Credit: Alec Knopf, Video Producer, Schweitzer United Methodist Church, Springfield, MO...
From Jackie Rehwald at Springfield News-Leader Photos by Nathan Papes/Springfield News-Leader In 2016, Ellie Rowe was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes, a chronic condition in which the pancreas produces little or no insulin. She was 8 and in third grade. Now a sixth-grader at Springfield Lutheran School, Ellie recalled some of the signs...
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Over 1.25 million Americans live with type-1 diabetes, an auto-immune disease that causes the pancreas to stop producing insulin. An increasing number of children under the age of 20 are diagnosed with type-1 diabetes every year. One of those kids is Ellie Rowe, a Springfield-native who hopes...