Diabetes 'Experts' Forcing Complications on Patients

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Yes, I am making this accusation and it makes sense to me. Why else would people of importance in the American Diabetes Association (ADA) a...

Afrezza, Is It the Answer for People with Type 2 Diabetes?

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I had not expected to write this, but after seeing this on another blog by Scott Strumello and a comment to it, I felt it was time to open a...

Help in Diabetes Management Education – Part 8

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Part 8 of 12 Developing a food plan (not a diet) and counting carbohydrates is the topic for this blog. Lately the buzz has been about the ...

Help in Diabetes Management Education – Part 7

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Part 7 of 12 This is a difficult topic to explain to people and at the same time not confuse them. I have talked about testing in pairs and...

Blogger Bad Habits

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I know I have some bad habits in writing about diabetes, as a reader reminds me of them. I make occasionally mistakes in medical terminolog...

Help in Diabetes Management Education – Part 6

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Part 6 of 12 Learning to interpret your blood glucose readings and how they should guide your food intake is part of self-monitoring of bloo...

Help in Diabetes Management Education – Part 5

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Part 5 of 12 Self-examination of our legs and feet for sores and areas that are not healing has scared, finally, the newest members of our g...

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