Archive for September, 2005

How to Start Jogging, in 3 Easy Steps

Did you read the header and think, “Oh SHUUUT UP”? Yeah. Getting started with exercise can be grueling if you’re not used to it. But once you find a rhythm, you will likely be amazed at how good it makes you feel. HONEST! For people with diabetes, it also means the difference [...]

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September 30th, 2005 | Categories: Diabetes Essentials | Comments: (3)

Book Review: Conquering Diabetes, at Last

I received a copy of “Conquering Diabetes“ by Dr. Anne Peters a few weeks ago. I must admit: I feel very guilty for letting it sit so long on my desk while others are clamoring for copies… I know they are, ’cause I asked my mom (newly identified as “pre-diabetic”) to take a look at [...]

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September 28th, 2005 | Categories: Books & Resources | Comments: (1)

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Seven Lucky Cities Get Medtronic Guardian RT Continuous Monitors

Medtronic Minimed’s Guardian RT continuous monitoring system is Hot, Hot, Hot! Some doctors have even called the company offering cash payouts just to get their hands on one, according to a company rep who spoke at a support group I attended a few days ago (I know, I know, but never say never!)
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September 25th, 2005 | Categories: Diabetes Product Parade | Comments: (12)

Type I Diabetes ― a Viral Thing?

Here’s something I’ve been curious about for a long time. For a while I’ve been corresponding with a number of adult “late-onset” Type 1 (LADA) diabetics like myself who were told their disease manifested itself due to a virus. Strange, but a leading theory…
I looked into this and discovered that the medical profession [...]

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September 22nd, 2005 | Categories: Diabetes Essentials | Comments: (31)

Bee a D.I.V.A, and Other Diabetes Attitude Boosts

A loyal reader emails me to say thanks for creating a site that’s “positive and a great experience for the diabetic.” And I say THANKS FOR NOTICING, ’cause that’s exactly why I started this blog: most every other resource I found was such a downer!
I also get a fair amount of emails from people [...]

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September 20th, 2005 | Categories: Books & Resources | Comments: (3)


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