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Kelsey Bonilla

Kelsey Bonilla

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posted 11/17/2009, comments (4)

Not the News I Was Hoping to Share

While this story has nothing to do with my diabetes, I'd like to share my experience in the hope that it will shed light on this extremely common circumstance.  First, let me explain what happened and then I'll share my thoughts and feelings.   In early October I saw a positive pregnancy test and immediately called my doctor to set up... Read moreChevron
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Kelly Kunik

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Diabetes Advocate&Patient Blogger, & Diazon
posted 11/16/2009, comments (10)

Guest Blogger Kelly Kunik on Diabetes Choices

So with Diabetes you have choices- never let anyone tell you that you don’t. And by choice I mean attitude, and by attitude, I mean a good one or a not so great one.   You can choose to be mad, which means that you’ll spend all your time being a major downer, and your blood sugar will most likely will be running on the high... Read moreChevron
Robert Albee

Robert Albee

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Never-ever see me as a disease; instead a kind of dervish!
posted 11/06/2009, comments (2)

Creating a Community-Based Diabetes Self-Management Program

  I am involved in creating a community-based diabetes self-manage- ment program operated by diabetics for diabetics. I am asking for your ideas on what to include in a beginning six-hour kickoff to be followed up by a weekly 60-90 minute meeting throughout the year. This is a format similar to a popular weight reduction program and numerous... Read moreChevron
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Kerri Sparling

Kerri Sparling

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I believe in the power of community.
posted 11/03/2009, comments (9)

The Power of We

As I grew up with diabetes, my mother wasn't just "my mother." She was also my nurse, my dietician, and my exercise physiologist. What she had was the powerful combination of necessity and love, driven by the need to take the best care possible of her diabetic child.   I don't have a clue what it takes to be the mother of a kid with... Read moreChevron
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Ann Bartlett

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Wellness Center Owner, living with type 1
posted 11/02/2009, comments (2)

From Petri Dish to Human Trial

For many of us living with all forms of diabetes, hearing about extraordinary new prospects for treatment and a cure can become frustrating at the very least. For families who have to watch a loved one struggle to avoid complications, and through no fault of their own suffer from this disease, action cannot come fast enough!   When I know... Read moreChevron
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