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New Diabetics.

This group is for people who just learned that they have Diabetes and anyone who wishes to help them out.

Members: 51
Latest Activity: Nov 9

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Tim Soto

September 11th 2009

Started by Tim Soto Sep 21.

Bill

Say or ask anything. 10 Replies

Started by Bill. Last reply by Sherry Sep. 26, 2008.

Axtion

High BG 1 Reply

Started by Axtion. Last reply by Bill May. 25, 2008.

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Steve Bulger Comment by Steve Bulger on November 1, 2009 at 1:31pm
I've seen posts on other groups about Trader Joe's. The nearest one is almost 60 miles from me and I've never been to it or any other one. Does anyone know how the stores are set up - do they have a "diabetics" section or is the whole store considered diabetic-friendly?
Virgil Elvin Bowman Jr. Comment by Virgil Elvin Bowman Jr. on October 26, 2009 at 7:25am
Hi there new fellow diabetics! I am 50 today and have been T1 for 27 years. I know this is scary, frustrating and more but you've made a great choice by getting plugged in with others who know what your lives are like. Make yourself a promise, ok? Test often and regularly; make it as natural in your life as breathing. Testing makes you aware, accountable to yourself;that awareness keeps you in optimum control. Not perfect, just as good as you can be. Us veterans want you to be healthy. Have an awesome week, Virgil
JohnM Comment by JohnM on April 28, 2009 at 9:35pm
I was diagnosed in February with Type 2, I'm on Metformin with diet and exercise. I'm doing OK with the morning BG numbers, losing some weight and feeling good most days, so far. I'm glad I found this site and I'm trying to learn as much as I can about this syndrome we all share.
NyJonesy26/Ken Comment by NyJonesy26/Ken on April 14, 2009 at 8:22pm
Hi, I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes somewhere in the middle of March this year. Since my dad is the only one with a job at the moment, and as of yet I have no insurance, diabetes supplies have been really expensive. I've had to live off of free insulin sample pens for the last month. The doctors are really nice about it, so I guess I've been lucky in this regard. I applied for Medicaid, so I should be getting it soon, but I was wondering, will the insurance cover all my supplies? I'm curious to know how much cheaper it will be to get my Novolog and Lantus pens.
Gail L Comment by Gail L on April 13, 2009 at 3:20pm
Hi not exactly new diabetic. Diagnosed Dec 04 but just started Oral Meds Mar 4 so new to this side of it and looking for help.
michael Comment by michael on April 5, 2009 at 11:31am
hi everyone I got the word in jan, love this site so far ,,have learned a lot.
Sarah M Comment by Sarah M on March 29, 2009 at 10:08am
hi im not new to diabetes (i've had it for 7 yrs now) but i wish to help ppl who r new to diabetes
So, feel free to ask me anything anytime.
Take Care.
Saya Comment by Saya on March 4, 2009 at 10:17pm
i have been diagnosed in feb.
i think i still have ques. but still no answers!
KK Comment by KK on March 3, 2009 at 1:35pm
Hi - i found out i ha diabetes while pregnant 6 months ago. Im currently in my 3rd 'honeymoon' period which aint as good as it sounds. Has anyone else been in this honeymoon period. If so- then for how long and how did you cope with it :) Thanks
Kat Comment by Kat on November 19, 2008 at 6:11pm
Hi - I found out I am diabetic about a month ago. I have posted a random blog about my questions about Metformin - thanks!
 

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