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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Misconceptions
I was innocently hiking in Arches National Park with my family last weekend, when I overheard an interesting conversation. A woman walking by in the opposite direction was saying (I honestly did not notice to whom she was talking, I … Continue reading
Posted in about diabetes, what is diabetes
Tagged accurate information, diabetes, education, misconceptions
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Insurance Coverage
A few weeks back I participated in a live twitter chat on Diabetes Social Media Advocacy. The question was what would I want my health insurance to cover and why. I am very fortunate to have private health insurance through … Continue reading
Posted in health care
Tagged back rub, blood glucose, body work, deep tissue massage, diabetes, health insurance, insurance coverage, massage
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Proper Feeding and Watering of Diabetes
When was the last time you watered your diabetes? We desperately need rain where I live (see former post on desperately needing snow earlier this year). We haven’t officially turned on the sprinkler system (mostly out of guilt that there’s not enough water available), … Continue reading
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Tagged being prepared, diabetes, energy, motivation, water
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Diabetes Heroes
Today is the last day of Diabetes Blog Week, and our prompt is to write about our diabetes hero(es). As an aside, I just learned that “heroes” is plural when referring to people and “heros” is the way you write … Continue reading
Eat food.
Today’s D-blog Week prompt is to write about one thing I would tell someone who doesn’t have diabetes. This is actually something I do a lot. I tell people that the message is the same about food, for those with … Continue reading
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Tagged diabetes, healthy food, Michael Pollan, nutrition
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Diabetes Improvement
I really need to keep my office clean. I know it has nothing to do with diabetes, but I just looked around me, and it’s a disaster. And I consider myself an organized person!! I’ve spent many years improving my … Continue reading
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Tagged diabetes, exercise and diabetes, improvement, insulin
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Great Diabetes Thing
Today’s Dblog Week prompt is to write about one diabetes thing I do “spectacularly.” That’s a strong word. As I thought through all the diabetes things I do, I realized that I pretty much mess up all of them at … Continue reading
Diabetes Friends
The Diabetes Online Community (DOC) is a network of blogs, websites, social networks and other internet-based resources for, by, and about people with diabetes. Over the last year-plus I have gotten to know the DOC. Once I started blogging more, … Continue reading
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Tagged dblog, dblog week, diabetes, diabetes online community, DOC, friends
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