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Edie Littlefield Sundby – The Mission Walker

David Triana Posted: July 25, 2021

This is a special edition of MAKING CONNECTIONS in collaboration with Crestview Community Television and featuring Mrs. Edie Littlefield Sundby, known world-wide as the Mission Walker. Edie tells us here incredible story of surviving stage 4 cancer and her adventures in walking The Mission Trail of the California’s and the El Camino Real in Mexico! For more about Edie, go to: https://themissionwalker.com/

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Infographic titled "What You Should Know About Type 1.5 Diabetes" highlights LADA, also known as Latent Autoimmune Diabetes in Adults. It shows three figures, with the tallest labeled "30 years," indicating age association. The background is teal, enhancing the informative focus on LADA.

Carlos’ Story – Type 1.5 Diabetes (LADA) (Honduras)

Carlos' Story – Type 1.5 Diabetes (LADA) (Honduras) Patient: Carlos, 45 years old  Location: Tegucigalpa, Honduras  Diabetes Type: Type 1.5 (Latent Autoimmune Diabetes in Adults,…

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Close-up of elderly hands holding a yellow cloth. One hand has a gold ring, while both show signs of age with wrinkles and age spots. The person, perhaps from Mexico, wears a dark blue top and a patterned sweater, evoking stories untold by generations past.

Rosa’s Story – Type 2 Diabetes (Mexico)

Rosa's Story – Type 2 Diabetes (Mexico) Our Patient: Patient: Rosa, 58 years old  Location: Guadalajara, Mexico  Diabetes Type: Type 2 Diabetes Background: Rosa, a…

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In this black and white photo, a pregnant person with long hair sits gracefully on a bed. Gently touching their belly, possibly pondering gestational diabetes, they wear minimal clothing and a watch. One arm rests over their chest in the softly lit room.

Maria’s Story – Gestational Diabetes (Mexico)

Maria's Story – Gestational Diabetes (Mexico) Patient: Maria, 32 years old  Location: Mexico City, Mexico  Diabetes Type: Gestational Diabetes Background: Maria is a 32-year-old woman…