Gene - Brooklyn, NY
I owe this success to the wisdom and knowledge of my doctor, my finally facing up to the debilitating consequences of the disease and keeping a tight control of my diet, exercise and recording of my glucose levels.
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Raymond - Fordyce, AR
I have known for years that I was at risk for diabetes, since my mother passed away just about two years after being diagnosed, she was at the age I am now.
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Dwight - Escondido, CA
So if I were offering advice to anyone it would be to obtain a carb counter and write down everything you consume and keep track of your carbs for every meal, then take your blood glucose readings according to your physician’s instructions.
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Debbi - Bath, NY
Since this is my year to receive my 50-year medal from the Joslin Diabetes Center, I want to live healthy to see what a 75-year medal will look like.
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Bridget - Chicago, IL
I work with a company that specializes in diabetes education. My grandmother and great aunt have type 2, so I am trying to research resources that can help them as I lear...
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Paula - Mulberry, FL
I have heart diease and diabetes. Heart diease was caught in 1997 and diabetes in 2000.
My family history is lousy so I feel I am jinxed. My middle brother died when he ...
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Patricia - Bryan, TX
When I was first diagnosed, I was shocked, but it didn’t take me long to accept it. I would tell a new diabetic to make sure their weight is right for their height and build.
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