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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 more
posted 05/24/2012, comments (0)|
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 more
posted 05/23/2012, comments (0)|
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One Diabetes-Related Thing I Can Improve Upon
From Bitterweetdiabetes.com: Yesterday we gave ourselves and our loved ones a big pat on the back for one thing we are great at. Today let’s look at the flip-side. We probably all have one thing we could try to do better. Why not make today the day we start working on it. No judgments, no scolding, just sharing... Read more
posted 05/23/2012, comments (0)|
Can Exercise Lower Your Psoriasis Risk? New Study Finds Link
According to new research, vigorous exercise may help reduce women’s risk of developing the autoimmune skin condition psoriasis. For their study, researchers at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston looked at data on more than 866,000 women who took part in the U.S. Nurses’ Health Study II. Of these, 1,026 women... Read more
posted 05/23/2012, comments (0)|
