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December 22 2007 day 72 – Packing goodies for grandpa
Feb 23rd
A few nice diabetes images I found:
December 22 2007 day 72 – Packing goodies for grandpa

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My grandpa in India got diagnosed with early type 2 diabetes a few years ago. Being more than 80 years old, he finds it difficult to resist sweet treats from time to time. I’m packing some Splenda and some low-carb/sugarfree Jello treats for him, so my mom can make him some sweet treats without worrying about blood sugar levels. I’m going to be with him in a week’s time, and I hope he likes some of the goodies I’m bringing him.
There is no cure for diabetes, yet, but until then, watch those sugary treats, grandpa!
March 15 2008 day 156 – Rum and spice

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Adagio Tea has the ability for a customer to order custom teas by selecting and mixing a variety of teas and flavors. I got my own custom tea, "Rum and spice", in the mail this week. I added some rum flavor, spiced tea and finished it off with some of their Valentines tea, a black tea with flowery tones (It has dried rose petals in it). I call my tea, "A little bit of rum, a little bit of spice, and a whole lotta love". It brews a mean cup of tea, especially with a touch of milk.
Every person afflicted with diabetes has a unique manifestation of the disease i.e. no two diabetics are similar. Each person has their own treatment regimens, and their bodies react differently to insulin. Just like making our own cup of tea.
Mr. Sleeps-in-sinks

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Apparently a side effect of diabetes in cats is THEY BECOME TOTAL ASSHOLES
Nice Diabetes photos
Feb 23rd
Some cool diabetes images:
Diabetes

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I just found out that my sweet Uno has diabetes. I was horrified, to say the least, and I’m still quite a bit emotional about it (he is my baby, after all).
However, I have been assured by the vet — as well as internet sites — that feline diabetes is NOT a "death sentence," and a diabetic cat can live a long and happy life with proper diet, etc.
He’s going in Monday morning for a full test to see how bad his diabetes is, and depending upon the numbers, we may even start an insulin regimen — which I’m also assured is easy and painless. Hopefully, though, we can control everything with his diet.
Please PLEASE say a prayer for my little guy, that we can find a way to manage this disease without him having to suffer. The vet assured me we weren’t at a critical stage now, so that’s good — but I’m still scared for him.
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Image by Nottingham Vet School
A client and her chihuahua presenting with obesity, diabetes, possible Cushings and a paw lesion, possibly a grass seed
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A client with her chihuahua presenting with obesity, diabetes, possible Cushings and a paw lesion, possibly a grass seed
Camp Seale Harris – Junior Week
Feb 4th
Some cool diabetes images:
Camp Seale Harris – Junior Week

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Camp Seale Harris – Serving Children with Diabetes – Junior Week 2008
Camp Seale Harris – Junior Week

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Camp Seale Harris – Serving Children with Diabetes – Junior Week 2008
Camp Seale Harris – Junior Week

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Camp Seale Harris – Serving Children with Diabetes – Junior Week 2008
What happen when I develop diabetes during pregnancy?
Jan 29th
Question by Stephanie had a babygirl, born on August 2010.: What happen when I develop diabetes during pregnancy?
Please help me. I am 6 months pregnant. Next week I will have this test for diabetes. I am worried and what if I develop diabetes. If the doctor give me medicine to take and I won’t take it. I am taking highblood pressure medicines at this time. I do not want to take diabetes medicine at all. I am so afraid. I am due September 4, 2010. Any Advice. Thanks.
Best answer:
Answer by Wazza p
Gestational diabetes is something that occurs only during pregnancy, so if you get diagnosed with it, follow the advice of the doctors, they know best. There is every possibility that once your baby is born, the gestational diabetes will disappear.
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Diabetes causing strange pain in the hand?
Jan 29th
Question by SP57 – Formerly know an AceDevil: Diabetes causing strange pain in the hand?
My friends father has diabetes and sometimes he is not able to raise his hand. What does this mean? And what could be the remedies?
Best answer:
Answer by Kristin
could be the start of diabetic neuropathy, too detailed to explain here, he needs to see a doctor.
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Diabetes images
Jan 27th
Check out these diabetes images:
JDRF East Bay Walk to Cure Diabetes

Image by JDRF Bay Area
Q&A on Diabetes: Where can I find on the web sites for diabetes advocacy participation?
Jan 27th
Question by : Where can I find on the web sites for diabetes advocacy participation?
I have had diabetes (type I brittle) over 45 yrs., and recently have had some major low sugar (hypoglycemic) reactions. I want to actively advocate for diabetes, I just need some direction on where to look.
Best answer:
Answer by maria
Information Diabetes : www.diabetes-kidney.org.
Information about Type 1 Diabetes, Type 2 Diabetes, Diabetic Nephropathy.
And you can search on google, yahoo and bing.
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Nice Diabetes photos
Jan 25th
A few nice diabetes images I found:
JDRF East Bay Walk to Cure Diabetes

Image by JDRF Bay Area
JDRF East Bay Walk to Cure Diabetes

Image by JDRF Bay Area
What happens if i am diagnosed with type 1 diabetes?
Jan 25th
Question by : What happens if i am diagnosed with type 1 diabetes?
Will I have to go to the hospital if I am diagnosed with type 1 diabetes? If so, what will i do there? Will they just teach me how to control my diabetes? Will they just monitor me? Will they do anything that hurts to me besides insulin injections, and checking my blood sugar?
Best answer:
Answer by Sugar :]!
you’ll have blood tests, injections, and blood sugar checks, a catheter put between your legs and i think thats it, nothing thats really gonna hurt haha.
they teach you control and monitor you until they think your sugars are stable enough for you to go home, then you’ll have to go back for check up a few months later at clinic, and get your eyes checked for diabetic retinopathy
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