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Author Archives: janekdickinson
Big Sibling is Watching
I was sitting in a hotel in Madison, Wisconsin, and I just glanced at Facebook. Right smack at the top of my feed there was a photo of a tee shirt that said, “I may live in Wisconsin, but my story … Continue reading
Posted in health care, health information
Tagged health care, information, privacy, social media
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Who can do it all?
I used to be incredibly efficient. I can still get a lot done, but I’m noticing that I’m not as efficient as I used to be. Not sure if I’m slowing down to focus on different things than I used … Continue reading
Posted in diabetes advocacy, diabetes motivation
Tagged adjusting with diabetes, diabetes, fitness, food, health, sleep, stress
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The Experiment
Managing diabetes is like conducting an experiment. Every day. Not sure how scientific these experiments are, though. Diabetes has been compared to a game, a challenge, an experiment. What else? What do you consider it in order to keep a … Continue reading
Posted in about diabetes, diabetes care
Tagged diabetes, experiment, hope
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Do you like grocery shopping?
I rate grocery shopping about the same as going to the post office. Both are very (very) low on my list of things I enjoy doing. Actually they are on a different list. I recently learned that my brother does not … Continue reading
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Tagged diabetes, grocery shopping
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Healthy choices in traditional cultural diets
CRS Q/A Question: Hopefully you have a unique perspective. Given the rapidly changing demographic profile of Texas specifically, and the US in general (namely significantly increasing Hispanic population), how do you approach the importance of the lifestyle modification (specifically dietary) … Continue reading
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Understanding the Benefits of Exercise can Benefit Health
Some Australian researchers have identified understanding the benefits of exercise as a motivator for actually engaging in physical activity or exercise. In the past I’ve written about the importance of simply asking people if they exercise – in other words, … Continue reading
Posted in diabetes research, exercise and diabetes, health beliefs
Tagged benefit, diabetes, exercise and diabetes
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23 Problems
I was inspired by a recent Seth Godin post about Hilbert’s list of 23 problems, compiled back in 1900. I decided to write my own list of 23 problems…in diabetes. Rather than calling them problems, I would say these are … Continue reading
Stop the Commentary
The following can be considered a public service announcement. People who work in health care: stop the commentary. Recently I’ve heard comments about co-pays “This is a really great co-pay!” (You don’t know if that was my last 25 dollars.) … Continue reading →