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Thursday, November, 12, 2009
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Ginger Vieira

Ginger Vieira

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Type 1 for 10 years. Personal Trainer, Yoga Instruc., Powerlifter
posted 11/09/2009, comments (3)

Using Protein to Your Advantage with Diabetes

I’m a big fan of protein, not just because it builds muscle and helps me get stronger in terms of my powerlifting training, but because I can literally use protein to help my body burn fat, stablize my blood sugar, and use it for glucose fuel before I even reach for a carbohydrate.   It’s true: carbs are the quickest, most... Read moreChevron
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Maggie
posted 11/02/2009, comments (2)

Diabetes When You're Short on Time

At one time or another in every person’s life, he or she goes through periods so busy and stressful there is little time to think. How do we balance time spent managing diabetes and time spent on school, work, and life, in general? This has been the busiest fall of my life. Between applying to college, school, and running, I barely have time... Read moreChevron
Andrew Berry

Andrew Berry

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Nutrition/Food Science & Dietetics, Personal Trainer
posted 10/27/2009, comments (2)

Progress in T-Cell research for a cure

Researchers are one step closer to pinpointing the direct cause of Type 1 diabetes. Dr. Dario Vignali and his team at St Jude Children’s Research Center have discovered how destructive immune cells gain access to insulin-producing cells and help cause type 1 diabetes. These findings may lead to possible strategies for halting or... Read moreChevron
Becca S.

Becca S.

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I was diagnosed in 2003 when I was nine in third grade.
posted 10/26/2009, comments (6)

Where Should I Start?

Hey, I am a person with type one diabetes that is pretty much out of control. It's a long story to how I got here, so I'll spare you. My current situation is this: Everyday I maybe check my blood sugars once or twice and when I do insulin I don't usually do it the right way. The last time I was at clinic my A1C was like 10.5. My goal is to first... Read moreChevron
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Svati

Svati

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Type 1 since 2000
posted 10/25/2009, comments (3)

Telling a Coach That You Have Diabetes

No matter how discreet you want to be about your diabetes, there are some people that you just have to tell about it. Your closest friends, who may be near you in the event of an emergency, need to know. If you are in middle or high school, your teachers should know. And if you're on a sports team, the coaches need to know.    I only... Read moreChevron
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