Mixing Weight Loss with Diabetes Meds

The new contact form we launched here recently to make it easier for people to share their thoughts and contribute ideas is bringing in some very interesting stuff. One note that caught our attention was a query from a woman named Sarah: “I was d…

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Nicole Johnson Talks "Just For Parents" Diabetes stress and struggles don't just smack at the PWD (person with diabetes). The rest of the family is impacted, too.That's the message two well-known type 1s and diabetes advocates - Dr. Bill Polonsky of the Behavioral Diabetes Institute and......
Happy Holidays from the ‘Mine! We hope you're off having fun -- sans any diabetes issues to be concerned about.To fit the holiday mood, here's a quick glimpse at what we've got going from our respective ends in California and Indiana!Amy's HolidaysWell, Hanukkah has......
My mom and dad trigger my anorexia constantly so I do not know how to get better. What do I do? Tell them. You have to be open with the people around you in order to recover. I know that it’s awkward, and hard, and terrible trying to tell people things like that, but I think it will truly help you in the end. If that’s not a possibility for you, try finding a safe space for yourself where you can work through this without the judgement/pressure/triggers from your parents. If you can go to a doctor to talk about this, please do. It’s always helpful to talk to someone, especially when they are trained to help.Sorry for the delay dear, and...
Verio IQ Blood Glucose Meter – Review Former Patient Voices Contest winner and D-blogger Melissa Lee reviews the OneTouch Verio IQ blood glucose meter -- and gives it a perfect 5 rating!REVIEWER'S BREAKDOWN -PROs: device is slender enough to slip into a pocket sample size is the small......
Ossur to announce clinical trials for implanted myoelectric sensors for brain-controlled prosthetics Ossur, an Icelandic based prosthetics development company is set to announce the beginning of clinical trials for its Proprio foot, a new kind of brain controlled prosthetic ankle and foot. Instead of trying to connect the device to nerves, the robotic limb uses sensors to detect nerve signals in muscles near the point where the limb was removed. The limb then analyses those signals and converts them to movement in real time, which is reportedly very close to that of natural limbs....