Are Diabetes Complications Inevitable? Not necessarily...
This is a very personal post, reporting on my own recent reports on three aspects of my health: my eyes, my heart and my other affliction, l...
All About Diabetes and Health
This is a very personal post, reporting on my own recent reports on three aspects of my health: my eyes, my heart and my other affliction, l...
I feel this is a very important point needing emphasis for the many type 2 diabetics I know participating in diabetes web forums, social med...
Is Your Doctor Listening to You? Establishing a strong doctor-patient relationship often depends more on you, the patient. This is sometime...
Part 2 of 2 Parts In this part I will cover a blog from Dr. Rob Lamberts. I have followed his blog regularly for several years and enjoy hi...
Part 1 of 2 Parts How doctors blog does say a lot about them. Some are very caring and understanding, while others are brisk and matter-of-...
Reading news articles sometimes is very unnerving. Not only was I offended by this one, I was irritated and not sure I wanted to blog abou...
Primary care physicians move over, the new American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP) is now united (as of January 1, 2013) and look...
When I wrote this blog, I had suspicions that this was the case, but not enough information to include it then. And did it happen – three d...
I think a lot about patients' rights, and expectations; about what the most ideal medical care should look like for a person with diabe...
This is one study that does not reveal anything new to me. Members of our informal group have been talking about this for some time. We al...
As diabetes advocates, we spend an awful lot of time writing about our challenges, our frustrations, and the misinformation that is so rampa...
I love my Christmas tree... I light it. I enjoy it's silent cheer; it's proud glow. Perhaps, a memory of a 'perfect' childho...