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Thursday, November 12, 2009
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  • I need help managing my diabetes! 
    I try and try and nothing has changed. I still find it hard to remember to take my insulin and I still find it hard to watch what I eat and when I eat. I don't know what to do at this point anymore.
  • Is Diabulimia really bad for me?
    I know “diabulimia” [skipping insulin and running really high blood sugars to lose weight] is bad for you, but is it really that bad if I just do it for a little while to lose weight quickly?
  • How do I beat the "diabetes blues"?
    I've had diabetes for six years. At first, it was okay and I did a pretty good job. I'm in high school now and my diabetes really makes me angry, and kind of depressed. I know it's not the most awful thing to have, but I guess I just wish I knew how I could be happier.
  • Low-Carb and Hypoglycemia?
    I’ve been thinking about eating less carbs because a lot of people say it helps with getting better blood sugars, being more sensitive to insulin and losing weight, but how can I eat less carbs without dropping low all the time? Seems like it would be kind of hard to do.
  • What would happen if I let my friends take a shot of insulin?
    What would happen if I let my friends try taking an injection of insulin? Since they don’t have diabetes, would it not make any difference in their bodies?

    

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Quiz - How much do you Know about Type I Diabetes?

Of the estimated 16 - 18 million people in the USA with diabetes, how many have Type 1