Cured vs. ControlledOne thing I hate reading about, especially from toxic online communities or websites, is when people talk about being cured of type 2 diabetes. I think this puts a false...reactions2comments
Is Fear of Diabetes Complications Getting in the Way?There it was. In my Twitter feed. From the American Diabetes Association and on World Diabetes Day, no less. “#Diabetes is a leading cause of blindness, amputation, heart disease, kidney...reactions3comments
Working From Home: 3 Things I Do Daily for My HealthMany of us are now working from home (either full or part-time), thanks to COVID-19. And it can be a challenge. Here are some things that help me stay on...reactionscomments
Cherry Lime GranitaA granita is an Italian iced dessert, similar to a sorbet or Italian ice. Normally a granita contains sugar, but I instead replaced it with monk fruit sweetener. I personally...reactions2comments
Meet the Advocates: Christopher’s Journey With DiabetesOur latest ‘Meet the Advocates’ series includes details about their diabetes diagnosis and management journey. Meet, Christopher! I was diagnosed on August 19th, 2015. I found out initially that I...reactionscomments
Coming to Terms With My Type 2 Diabetes DiagnosisAlthough I have always struggled with my weight despite drinking lots of water, eating well, and leading a mostly active lifestyle, if you would have told me that I would...reactions1comment
Feel-Full Fiber BallsIt's 3 o'clock in the afternoon, and suddenly, your stomach starts to roar for a snack. Cue the daily struggle of choosing a food that will satisfy your hunger without...reactions4comments
Diabetes and the FluWhile we continue to discuss COVID-19 vaccines, it is important not to forget about the importance of other annual vaccinations, such as the influenza (flu) vaccine. Flu shots and other...reactions2comments
How Often to Check A1C When Your Diabetes Is ControlledI recently had a doctor’s appointment. It was a regular 3-month checkup which I schedule to check my A1c and discuss general concerns and questions I have. My A1c at...reactions5comments
Meet the Advocates: Shelley's Journey With DiabetesOur latest 'Meet the Advocates' series includes details about their diabetes diagnosis and management journey. Meet, Shelley! Ten years before my diagnosis of type 2 diabetes, I had a baby...reactionscomments
A Timeline of DiabetesAs we sit in a space of rapidly moving events, it can be difficult to remember where we came from. As medical, technological, and societal evolution accelerates daily, today’s discoveries...reactionscomments
Thoughts Guide Behavior: Common Unhelpful Thinking Styles that Influence Your HabitsA sound and positive headspace is a game-changer for practicing the healthy behaviors involved in diabetes control. What we think guides our behaviors. So, if you are not thinking in...reactionscomments
The Personal Journey of Type 2 DiabetesOf the 3 main forms of diabetes, type 2 diabetes is by far the most common, as it accounts for over 90 percent of cases of diabetes. This was our...reactions6comments
Affordable and "Ugly" ProduceEating healthy can feel like an expensive cost. If you have type 2 diabetes, then you know that eating fresh fruits and vegetables are part of a healthy diet! Luckily...reactionscomments
Diabetes, Illness, and Mental ExhaustionDiabetes. Awww! Doesn’t that word just make you want to jump for joy? Hardly. Diabetes sucks. Diabetes is hard: hard to learn about, hard to understand, hard to control at...reactions6comments
Meet the Advocates: Corinna's Journey With DiabetesOur latest 'Meet the Advocates' series includes details about their diabetes diagnosis and management journey. Meet, Corinna! I was diagnosed in 2009 with an A1C above 13. It took me...reactionscomments
Spicy Garlic Cucumber SaladBoosting fiber intake is a must for type 2 diabetes. Plus, adding bulk to a meal helps you feel satisfied and full. If you’re concerned about the honey, you can...reactionscomments
The Facts About Spaghetti SquashIt’s fall which of course means sweater weather. Fall also means winter squash season - and this article is all about the fabulous spaghetti squash! With a mild and a...reactionscomments
Understanding Basal InsulinBasal insulin (not to be confused with basil you cook with!) is a common medical term used to describe long-acting insulin. Long-acting insulin is insulin which is typically taken once...reactionscomments
3 Final Foods to Boost Immunity - Part 3Don’t let your immune system bring your summer fun to a screeching halt. Pool parties. Barbecues. Outdoor sports. Isn’t this what summer is all about? Give your immune system the...reactionscomments
