Monday, June 04, 2012

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Dr. Bill Quick

Dr. Bill Quick, Health Pro

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Physician who is living with diabetes; editor of www.D-is-for-Diabetes.com

Type 3 Diabetes Mellitus

Is there a “Type 3 Diabetes”? Well, maybe...   The “official” descriptions of various varieties of diabetes mellitus as promulgated by the American Diabetes Association are in a position statement titled Diagnosis and Classification of Diabetes Mellitus. They list type 1 (previously referred to as... Read moreChevron
Christina Bruni

Christina Bruni, Health Guide

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Librarian and Writer

Schizophrenia and Medication - Part Three

A new study that examined more than 50 years worth of data found antipsychotic medications for schizophrenia patients can reduce the risk of relapse by 60 percent.   The study revealed that these patients who are compliant with their medication are significantly less likely to be hospitalized and may have a better quality of life than... Read moreChevron
jpw2008

jpw2008

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living with it since childhood

im in a rut

hi well im in a rut I havent felt like doing anything for a couple months it started with my teeth removal i didnt want it done the reason was that id go thru a depression period that is exactly what happened that added to the helplessness i already felt at least it is good weather here Jon
Kelsey Bonilla

Kelsey Bonilla, Health Guide

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A New Running Routine

My workout routine has recently changed and, like everything with diabetes, my blood sugar management routine had to change too.  For the past few years, I’ve been exercising primarily in the morning thus timing my workout to the dawn phenomenon peak in my blood sugar.  That routine worked well in that I always knew I’d need... Read moreChevron
posted 05/24/2012, comments (0)|
Amylia Grace

Amylia Grace, Health Guide

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internationally published poet, writer, research assistant, diabetes advocate and educator. Dx'd with T1DM in '89.

How to Grieve Diabetes (?)

I visited my endocrinologist the other day. She makes me nervous. I bit my lip as the doctor reported my A1C. It was 8.0.   I was unhappily surprised. I thought my A1C would be around 6.5, having been more and more in that range these past four months with several lows.  I thought my results would reflect the hard work and diligent... Read moreChevron
posted 05/23/2012, comments (0)|

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