After 40 years with type 1 diabetes, the body gradually shows signs of change. Most people are aware that damage occurs to both small and large blood vessels. Over...
In living with diabetes, careful and consistent self-management is crucial for successful disease control. But what happens when behaviors that are essential for preserving health conflict with a person’s...
One of the common topics in the psychosocial adjustment to diabetes is empowerment and reducing the feeling of being “different from others” among people with diabetes, especially children and...
My diabetology check-up is coming up. It’s not that I’m scared, but I think most of us “sweet ones” would gladly skip that part of the week. Still, the...
For more than two decades, Marija has been living with type 2 diabetes in the small village in Croatia. She’s overjoyed that, for the past year, she’s been receiving...
After living with diabetes for several decades, it’s exciting to try out new technology that helps us better understand what’s happening with our blood sugar at any given moment....
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