Diabetes Fame - Writers, Reporters, Editors

Richard Bartlett - Screenwriter

David Broder - Pulitzer Prize-Winning Columnist (The Washington Post)

Bryan Busby - KMBC Chief Meteorologist (Kansas City, Missouri)

Fran Carpentier - Parade Magazine Editor

Sylvia Chase - Journalist (20/20)

Rodolfo Garcia - AP Reporter

Linda Goodman - Horoscope Book Author

Jim Hamblin - California Newsman

Ernest Hemingway - Author (For Whom the Bell Tolls; A Farewell to Arms; The Sun Also Rises)

Phebe Robinson Jacobsen - Archivist who worked with Alex Haley on Roots

Nicole Johnson - dLifeTV co-host; Miss America 1999; author and diabetes advocate.

Ken Kesey - Novelist (One Flew Over The Cukoo's Nest)

Larry King – Talk show host

Lyle Leverich - Biographer

Chris Matthews – News anchor and political commentator (Hardball with Chris Matthews and The Chris Matthews Show)

Maria Marin - International Speaker, Columnist, Author and Radio Personality

Steve McCaffery - Canadian Author, Poet

Bruce Andrew Peters - Award-Winning Photojournalist

Connie Pirner - Teaching consultant for National Geographic

Mario Puzo - Author (The Godfather)

Anne Rice - Author (Interview With a Vampire)

Carl Rowan - Nationally-syndicated columnist and author

Gary Scheiner - Author, Certified diabetes educator

H. G. Wells - Author (War of the Worlds; The Time Machine; The Invisible Man) founded the British Diabetic Association

Laura Ingalls Wilder – Author

Last Modified Date: May 22, 2013

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