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Travel · Vacation Guides

Go somewhere new without leaving safety behind.

Every trip with diabetes asks the same quiet question: who carries what, and what happens if something goes wrong far from home. These guides answer it as a team challenge, not a medical checklist. You are the traveler. We have lived 35+ years of these trips, and we built the map so the whole family can relax into the journey, together.

Three trips, three sets of things that go wrong.

Three guides, available now. Each one a full kit of newsletters, interactives, checklists, and partner scripts.

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V4 · Tweens/Teens
Coming soon
For parents letting go

Camp, Class Trips, and Letting Go

School trips, diabetes camp, sleepovers, and the slow handoff of independence.

V5 · College
Coming soon
For students and parents

Study Abroad with Diabetes

Foreign healthcare, solo management, emergency contacts, and insurance, without the parental safety net.

V6 · Professionals
Coming soon
For working professionals

Business Travel with Diabetes

Executive dining, conferences, hotel routines, and deciding what to share at work on the road.

V7 · New parents
Coming soon
For new parents

Traveling with Baby + Diabetes

Two vulnerable people, the packing, the hotel setup, and flying with an infant plus supplies.

V8 · Beach
Coming soon
For families and couples

Beach + Resort Diabetes Playbook

Heat, pools, buffets, and keeping sun and devices on speaking terms.

V9 · Cruise
Coming soon
For couples and retirees

Cruise Ship Diabetes Navigator

Ship medical onboarding, port excursions, insulin storage without a fridge, and buffet strategy.

V10 · International
Coming soon
For adventurous travelers

International Travel with Diabetes

Customs and supplies, foreign pharmacies, language, insurance, and time-zone insulin timing.

V11 · Outdoors
Coming soon
For active families

National Parks + Outdoor Adventures

Remote management, altitude, food storage, and exertion far from the nearest clinic.

V12 · Snowbirds
Coming soon
For retirees

The Snowbird Guide

Seasonal migration, Medicare coverage gaps, RV management, and splitting time across two homes.

V13 · Theme parks
Coming soon
For families

Disney + Theme Park Diabetes Survival

Walking lows, ride restrictions, heat, park medical stations, and meal timing around the queue.

V14 · Winter sports
Coming soon
For active families and couples

Ski + Winter Sports with Diabetes

Cold and CGM accuracy, altitude effects, layering, and reaching a pump under three jackets.

V15 · Extended family
Coming soon
For extended family

The Grandparent Guide: When Diabetes Visits

Hosting grandkids, emergency prep, what to stock, and the calm to handle it.

How much help this trip needs

Some trips you can plan yourself. Some you should not have to.

Some families want a guide to read on their own. Others want a person in their corner before, during, and after the trip. The traveler is always the hero here. We are the experienced guide who has walked these airports, ports, and trailheads for decades, and who knows where the hard moments hide.

Start here · self-guided

The trip you can plan yourself

A self-guided, bite-size guide for one specific kind of trip.

$70
Coming next · accompanied

The Full-Trip bundle: somebody with you the whole way

Pre-vacation session, along-the-ride check-in, post-trip debrief, and one call. The pointed-to offer once the coaching slate closes.

Coming soon
Concierge and hosted · by conversation

When the trip is bigger than a guide

In-house visits or on-vacation support, arranged through a conversation, not a checkout button.

By conversation

The vacation guide is openly bookable today and is how most families begin. Everything above it is arranged through a conversation, not a checkout button, so we can make sure the fit and the timing are right. Tell us about your trip and we will point you to the right rung.

Free proof piece · the Travel Journey

Recovery Goes Traveling: a Norway story arc.

Before you spend a dollar, read the method in motion. The Travel Journey follows a real trip to Norway, recovery and diabetes and all, the planning that prevented the problems, the moments that did not go to plan, and what the whole family learned by the time they came home. It is the clearest way to feel how this works.

Read the Travel Journey →
Plan your trip together

The next trip can feel like an adventure, not a risk.

Tell us where you are headed and who is coming along. We will help you find the right guide, the right rung on the ladder, and a way to travel that the whole family can enjoy.

There are three guides, one for each kind of trip: The Carry-On for what goes in the bag and what goes in the cabin, First Trip Together for the first one you take with diabetes along, and The Road Trip Rules for the hours between here and there.

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