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Interview: How the mySugr App Helps Rachel Get Active
There are so many great functions that make up the mySugr app. Whatever you do throughout the day as part of your diabetes routine, the mySugr app can help. Want to be more active when it comes to logging your data? Then get involved with mySugr Challenges. Want to add more detail to your food entries? Try the Meal Tags.
April 27, 2021•by mySugr
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Interview: Jamie on Getting Active With Type 2 Diabetes
You already know that getting active is an important part of diabetes management. You and your diabetes are one of a kind, and your workout routine should reflect that! Running, yoga, mountain climbing, the choice is yours. But just because getting active is a big deal for people with diabetes, doesn’t mean they can’t treat themselves every now and again.
April 27, 2021•by mySugr
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Interview: Edie on Body Positivity as a Person With Diabetes
Body positivity is a journey and there’s no doubt that it can be tough at times. There are so many influences in the outside world that tell us our bodies aren’t the way they should be. People with diabetes often struggle with the relationship they have with their body. But is it possible to love you diabody? You bet!
April 27, 2021•by mySugr
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3 Ways to Boost Motivation in the mySugr App
Diabetes doesn’t need to be a drag! At mySugr, we want you to add some fun to your management routine. There are some wonderful resources within the app that help keep you motivated to tame the diabetes monster. Keep on reading to find out more…
April 19, 2021•by Molly Perkins
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How to Overcome Obesity Stigma as a Person With Type 2 Diabetes
According to the World Health Organization, more than 422 million people across the world have diabetes.¹ Wowza. That’s a lot of diabuddies. Unfortunately, people with type 2 diabetes in particular are often stereotyped as being lazy and overweight. It’s also assumed that they caused their diabetes themselves by eating too much sugar. *Facepalm.*
March 23, 2021•by mySugr
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7 Tips to Help You Explain Your Diabetes to Your Children
Recently diagnosed with diabetes? Or were you diagnosed a while ago, but your children are now at the age where they start asking a lot of questions? Explaining diabetes to your kids can be tricky. You want to inform them, without overwhelming them.
March 23, 2021•by mySugr
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