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Statins and children with type 1 diabetes
Started by Paul Patten in General Diabetes Topics and Pre-Diabetes. Last reply by Alan 3 minutes ago. 6 Replies 0 Likes
I saw an article about using statins to lower LDL cholesterol in type 1 children…Continue
Word Association Game
Started by dino in Community Games, Other Topics. Last reply by Linda G 8 minutes ago. 20909 Replies 15 Likes
Very simple, just post ONE WORD that is somehow associated with the previous word. Easy right?(Diabetes related words welcome but not necessary!!)OK...first word: sugarContinue
New medical ID
Started by Sportster in Type 1 Diabetes Forum. Last reply by guitarnut 47 minutes ago. 6 Replies 0 Likes
I'm currently shopping for a new medical alert ID. What's your preferrence...necklace or bracelet?
Crazy High Fastings
Started by Zoe in Type 1 Diabetes Forum. Last reply by meee 4 hours ago. 75 Replies 1 Like
Hi everyone For about two weeks I've had consistently high fasting numbers. I don't mean 130 or 140 which I am used to having on occasion, but up into the 200s and even 300s! In the last week my lowest was 234! That's nuts for me! The couple times I…Continue
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Welcome to My Summer
Posted by Judith on June 19, 2013 at 9:24pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
On the bummer side of the ledger is the major sewer dig in the front yard---right at the foot of the driveway. We had to sacrifice our graceful old very tall Mt Ash. Almost lost our 22-year-old stand of bamboo. The city didn't care about it---it's nothing exotic. It's just I don't have 22 years left to re-grow it. But the contractors were fantabulous: they dug it up with a big digger and gave it a new temporary home at a safe distance so we can put it back in place. We're crossing our…
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Overcoming Burnout of Taking Care of Your Diabetes
Posted by Andy Sanchez on June 19, 2013 at 4:21pm 2 Comments 0 Likes
Dear TuDiabetes Community,
My first 2 years of caring for my diabetes type 2 took off like NASA's Space Shuttle Program. Then all my efforts and work came to a quick halt the same way NASA's Space Shuttle Program did.
For the past 6 months I have been in a funk to get back to caring for myself. While trying to bring my A-game to take care of my health, it also brought stress, defeat, burn-0ut, and me jumping off the bandwagon to care for me.
So here are my questions: How…
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How do I break this bottle?
Posted by bufbuffalo on June 19, 2013 at 5:50am 6 Comments 1 Like
I was working for a law office for over 6 years and was one of their best legal assistants. I called in maybe once or twice within the 6 years of being there. I averaged in top 5 out of 30 assistants every month. 3 months after I was dx with t1d I was "let go" form the company for production reasons. I was also dx with neuropathy and the pain was at an all time high. I was calling in a lot do to doctor visits and long, sad, painful, sleepless night. I was my priority at the time not my job…
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Posted by rick phillips on June 19, 2013 at 5:33am 2 Comments 1 Like
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Today Gary Indiana has a population of around 80,000 people, that is down from the 1960 population of approximately 180,000. Detroit had a population of approximately 1.85 million in 1950 today it has a population of approximately 714,000. In Newark the peak population of approximately 439,000 occurred in 1950, and today it is estimated to be 277,000. St Louis went from approximately 453,000 in 1980 to 318,000 to in…
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July 9, 2013 at 9:30am to July 13, 2013 at 3pm – Bushrod Park
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