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And the point of working out is… Bad dreams!

30 Mar 201124 Mar 2017
So everyone knows that working out is good for you. That's no secret. But when you're living with diabetes and on medication for it, working out is a problem. My doctor…
Complications…

The World Epidemic that No One Gets

24 Mar 201125 Mar 2011
First of all, I would like to announce that I am now a member of the American Diabetes Association's Young Professionals Board, which is the only one in the nation…
Complications…

Diabetes Melodies

18 Jan 201119 Jan 2011
So the other day, my boyfriend was looking up videos about diabetes and came up with a few good ones. I want to share them here because I'm being lazy…
Culture…

The Culture of Food

19 Nov 2010
Americans love food. No, let’s rephrase that. Americans are obsessed with food. We love it. And a few years ago, Forbes decided to rank cities based on how much they…
Diabetes…

The Stresses of being Diabetic

3 Nov 20105 Nov 2010
Waiting is a dangerous and trying game. Talk about stress. It’s interesting how stress impacts the blood sugar. On top of your body creating more sugar in your system, you're…
Diabetes…

The Support That Pulls Through

13 Oct 201013 Oct 2010
Ever try to go on a diet but no one in the house understands and continues to buy cookies and candy, not caring that you're attempting to stick to your…
Diabetes…

If You’re Like Me…

5 Oct 20106 Oct 2010
If you're like me, you don't like to be told what to do. Even more, you hate it when you hear the same thing over and over again. Usually, this…
Diabetes…

I Get The Shakes

4 Oct 2010
When I was working on a story for Cafe magazine about Type II diabetes. Just so everyone knows, Type II and Type I are different. In Type I, the pancreas…
Diabetes…

Sometimes Anger Creeps In

3 Oct 2010
There are a lot of things that get to me. You could say that I'm a very emotional person, however you look at me. I have different experiences with diabetes;…
Diabetes…

Type III Insights: No Textbook Terminology

30 Sep 20103 Oct 2010
When you study something in a book for a few years and then try to take everything you've learned and apply it to a person, it's not the same thing.…

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