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Do You Have Diabetes Support or a Diabetes Buddy?
Diabetes affects your life 24 hours a day, seven days a week. It requires making essential blood sugar management decisions constantly. While working with a diabetes care team proves important, it’s also key to connect with other people who also have diabetes.
January 20, 2022•by mySugr
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How Do I Deal with Daily Diabetes Stress?
Managing diabetes often comes with challenges that leave you feeling stressed. Needing to check blood sugar levels regularly, stay active, make the right food choices, take medicines, and make other decisions daily may leave you feeling overwhelmed. Other worries may include handling low blood sugar levels, the risk of complications, and the cost of medicines and healthcare.
January 20, 2022•by mySugr
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Why Diabetes is Also a Mental Health Topic
Diabetes involves a lot more than numbers. It’s a mental game, too. Spending time tracking blood sugar, planning healthy meals, taking medicines, and staying active — that’s a lot on your mind daily.
January 20, 2022•by mySugr
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The Nutrition Minefield – How I Deal with Food as a Person with Type 2 Diabetes
In May of 2018, at the age 51, I was diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes. In this article I would like to share some personal experience with you. Living with Type 2 Diabetes and learning how to make the right nutritions choices isn't always easy. Here is my journey...
December 17, 2021•by mySugr
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Does Sugar-free Mean Carb-free?
If you’re living with diabetes, you know how important your diet is to helping you manage your blood sugar. Learning more about what’s in your food can help you do a better job at making healthy choices.
December 16, 2021•by mySugr
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Type 2 Diabetes and Gender Differences
Data shows that men with diabetes – specifically type 2 diabetes – are more likely to receive a diagnosis than women are.[i] However, research indicates that women who have diabetes are more likely to experience complications than men.[ii] That’s because diabetes affects men and women in different ways throughout their life. Here’s a closer look at some of the gender differences in diabetes, as well as some of the reasons for them.
December 11, 2021•by mySugr
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