Cured vs. ControlledOne thing I hate reading about, especially from toxic online communities or websites, is when people talk about being cured of type...reactions2comments
How to Avoid Snacking When You’re BoredIt's 3:00 pm, do you know where the chips are? I don't know about you, but boredom snacking hits its peak around...reactionscomments
Community Views: Managing the Cost of Type 2 DiabetesAffording supplies and prescription drugs for managing type 2 diabetes can be challenging. The costs can be high and difficult to afford...reactionscomments
Multiple Diagnoses: How to Advocate for Your HealthEditor’s Note: This article was originally shared by our sister site, Endometriosis.net, and was written by Alene Brennan. Because my health challenges...reactionscomments
Managing Neuropathy Pain: What to Mention at Your Next AppointmentYou may have heard about (or experienced) diabetes neuropathy pain in the legs and feet. But have you explored your options for...reactionscomments
Using Smartwatches to Manage DiabetesWe are in the world of technology. For some of us, getting on board with tech gadgets is exciting, while others may...reactionscomments
Getting Back to the Exercise Game After an InjurySometimes diabetes has nothing to do with our health issues, but that doesn't mean those issues aren't scary, nor does it mean...reactionscomments
Top 5 Tips for Staying on Track During the HolidaysI regretted it instantly. The fork was already on the tip of my tongue, but I allowed the moment to pass me...reactionscomments
3 Reasons Why You and Your CDCES May Not JiveA successful relationship between you and your certified diabetes care and education specialist (CDCES) is a mutual one - both sides listen...reactionscomments
This Is NOT Your Grandma’s DiabetesType 2 diabetes (T2D) can run through family lines. That's why, as a nurse Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist (CDCES), my...reactionscomments
Walking to Manage Post-meal Blood SugarWalking is one of those underrated forms of exercise. It's not really a sport, and sometimes it feels too gentle to be...reactions2comments
Cold Weather and Staying HydratedNow that the colder weather is here, I'm finding it increasingly difficult to keep hydrated. To me, staying hydrated means drinking 60...reactionscomments
Type 2 Diabetes and PCOS: What’s the Connection?Mood swings, trouble getting pregnant, seemingly random hair growth, lack of energy are just some of the symptoms you might experience if...reactionscomments
Holiday Highlight! A Community Member Spotlight on AmyIt is time to get to know some community members! We recently spoke with Amy, an active community member on our Facebook...reactionscomments
The Emotional TollOn this diabetic journey, you can be your own cheerleader or your own worst rival. We have likely all experienced both aspects...reactions1comment
Please Pass the Potatoes? Thanksgiving Dinner When You Have DiabetesAs we excitedly enter the holiday season, making Thanksgiving dinner plans and menus is at the top of many to-do lists! But...reactionscomments
Comfort Food and Type 2 DiabetesThe leaves are changing colors, the temperatures are dropping, and the days are getting shorter. As I write this, we are in...reactions2comments
Important End-of-Year Tasks for People With DiabetesAs the end of the year quickly approaches, there are certain important tasks for people with diabetes and other preexisting conditions to...reactionscomments
What’s the Best Milk Alternative for Diabetes Management?If you head down the refrigerated section of the grocery store, there are seemingly endless non-dairy milk options to grab. It's as...reactionscomments
People With T2D Have Superhero PowersAs a diabetes care and education specialist, I see you beat yourselves up over your diabetes. I hear you call yourself a...reactionscomments
