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Diary of a Diabettie
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ADDED: 8/15/2006 2:31:40 PM

This site is dedicated to all the "Betties" of the world who have diabetes and who are strong enough to keep it from hindering their active lifestyles. So if you or someone you know is diabetic, please feel free to take a look around, make new friends, share info and knowledge, seek advice, and have fun!

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billhurtig Posted Oct 7 2006 8:32PM	My wife and I are planning to attend a wedding in Costa Rica. We will be there a week and need to find a way to keep her insulin cool. The hotel rooms do not have refrigerators in them. Does anyone out there have a solution? Bill
jigisha Posted Apr 18 2007 12:22AM	this blog is good
zamudiogpe Posted Jun 20 2007 6:10PM	A friend of mine (Daniel Ordaz) gave me this link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SNe_ssD-PPU where you can see how a product helped someone closest to him (with diabetes), the recovering took 3 months and the images are amazing. Now I distribute the product in Mexico, USA and Spain like him. If you want more information, you can contact me to send you full information gladly. Guadalupe Zamudio (zamudiogpe@hotmail.com) Smile, there's hope for you to have a happy healthy life! I know people who eventually took no more insulin shots, because their bodys recover the ability to produce the insulin they need.:)
pinkturtle Posted Apr 18 2008 1:36PM	the real cure to diabetes is knowledge. Know the disease process and management. get info direct from health care providers. http://nursesnotesonline.blogspot.com
glink975 Posted Apr 27 2009 8:25AM	i was just woundering if anyone would know whats going on with me. i am 19 and have diabeties(type 2) and for the last week or so after i eat (around 2 hours later) it will go up to 250-300 and then once it peaks it drops rapidly to 50-60 and thats normally around the third hour. this is really putting me on a rollacoster that i dont like and if anyone would know how to help i would really appricate it thanks Andrew
Future Focus Game Posted Jun 25 2009 4:30PM	When I was diagnosed with diabetes at the age of nine, I had no idea how to manage with new disease because I had never heard of it in my life. Nevertheless, my little brother Rudy decided he wanted to help me overcome the difficulty of comprehending diabetic terminology and created a board game called Future Focus. My family immediately knew that this was a great idea and helped my brother take it a step forward, and created our own business that helps children learn diabetes in a fun educational way. We have created our own website that consists of two very important diabetes education aspects. These are in fact, our Future Focus game, and also our newly developed TV show. This TV show helps viewers witness the consequences a diabetic undergoes if he/she does not take care of themselves, and also serves as a very education tool that helps the viewer prevent diabetes. So please check out our website at www.futurefocusgame.com. Diabetes should not be your weakness but a strength. T
diabetes123 Posted Jul 10 2009 11:11AM	There are a lot of good questions here and I don't know the answer to them, but I was struggling a little while ago and I called fit4d (a diabetes coaching service) and they really were amazingly helpful. Bill I think they can definitely help you out, my problem was similar. i think the link is www.fit4d.com, but you call to get advice.
diabetes123 Posted Jul 10 2009 11:13AM	There are a lot of good questions here and I don't know the answer to them, but I was struggling a little while ago and I called fit4d (a diabetes coaching service) and they really were amazingly helpful. Bill I think they can definitely help you out, my problem was similar. i think the link is www.fit4d.com, but you call to get advice.
gina2009 Posted Aug 21 2009 9:01AM	My Mom has diabetes, but is managing well through diet and exercise. We also found this website really helpful: http://www.goodhealthrewards.com/ It's great for learning tips about diabetes, but also has a free tracking tool!
rickcoach Posted Apr 10 2010 5:49AM	My dad has developed two diabetic safe products an Apple Butter and a pie base for quickly making homeade pies. Both products have No sugar, no sugar substitutes and all natural. I'm not advertising here but we are seeking a caretaker who would be interested blogging and building a fan base/community on our Facebook and website. If anyone is interested please email me at rick-wallace@hotmail.com. I'll send you some samples and point you to the sites. Thank you in advance for your interest.
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