Gary Scheiner, a long-time, regular faculty member at CWD conferences, begins his latest book with great wisdom: “The goal of diabetes management is … to manage blood sugar as effectively as possible so that it does not keep us from enjoying life to the fullest.” From there, Gary offers current advice on many aspects of diabetes care, including nutrition, with a special focus on understanding the glycemic index of foods; modern insulin therapy, including mixing analogs for MDI users and the benefits of pump therapy (“The type of pump should be chosen by the person who will be using it, not his or her physician” — more wise words); other medications used in both type 1 and type 2 diabetes, including some type 2 drugs that are used off-label by people with type 1; strategies for getting the most out of blood glucose monitoring and CGM; and finally, a list of resources to help when you need it, including many suggestions within the Diabetes Online Community. Until There is a Cure is a relatively quick read, and I found myself hearing Gary speaking in his calm, reassuring voice as I flipped through the pages. Gary’s latest will make a nice addition to your diabetes library.