The 411 on Diabetic Neuropathy (Feet, etc.)

Since January, we’ve been presenting a run-down of everything you need to know about living with diabetes complications. So far, we’ve covered your eyes, your heart and your kidneys. Because let’s face it: knowledge is power. It’s certainly our m…

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Snappy Comebacks for Parents of Diabetic Kids (Or…) We've all heard them at one time or another - those insensitive comments that just make you cringe. But what do you say back? We might wish we could share the snarky comeback on the tip of our tongues, but that isn't always a good idea, especially......
Why CGM Is So Misunderstood (Learn the "Art of Control with Continuous Glucose Monitoring") Today's guest post is penned by William "Lee" Dubois, a Type 1 diabetic, diabetes educator, and fellow D-blogger at LifeAfterDx.Wil has been called the "Godfather of Continuous Glucose Monitoring" because he was the 30th person in the whole United......
Around the Diabetes Blogosphere — April 2013 Edition They say that April showers bring May flowers... Of course, this month has once again also brought us some great blog posts from the Diabetes Online Community (DOC)! Here are some of our faves, in no particular order: Those of us in the D-Commu......
Hi, I have a question reg weight restoration in anorexia recovery!. Is vaginal discharge a sign that your period will come back? And if so, does the… Hi dear anon :) although I’m not a doctor I can’t really answer regarding to your discharge, but it may be a sign of your period returning/or can be caused by other several factors! And NO, having your period NEVER means that you’re “healthy” and if you still experience starvation symptoms including ed thoughts, cold hands/feet and like you said you’re still gaining, it’s likely you’re aren’t at your healthy set point yet. The BMI range does not have anything to do with whether if you are healthy or not it just some stupid nerdy mathematician’s work. However, some people (but...
"The Most Awesome Thing I’ve Done Despite Diabetes" Thanks to Cherise Shockley and the team at the DSMA (Diabetes Social Media Advocacy - #dsma) website, there is a new Blog Carnival making the rounds in the DOC (Diabetes Online Community). How's that for a mouthful of acronyms? In case you're not......