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Being the BEST Diabetes Caregiver
Being a caregiver for someone with diabetes is an important job filled with daily responsibilities and ongoing demands. As a diabetes caregiver, you can often end the day feeling overwhelmed.
November 10, 2020•by Heather Nelson
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“Can You Do That With Diabetes?”
People living with and without diabetes alike often find themselves asking the question, “Can you do that with diabetes?” Diabetes presents many challenges and can often feel like an obstacle in the way of hopes and dreams.
November 4, 2020•by Molly Perkins
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Busting 7 Type 2 Diabetes Rumors
Eating your way to diabetes? Reversing diabetes? There’s a ton of false information out there about type 2 diabetes. But have no fear! The mySugr myth busters are back at it again, busting pesky rumors about type 2 diabetes.
October 23, 2020•by Molly Perkins
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Busting 8 Type 1 Diabetes Rumors
Here at mySugr, we’re on a mission: To make diabetes suck less. To do so, we want to rid the world of pesky diabetes rumors. There’s a lot of misinformation out there which can be harmful and counterproductive for those living with and without diabetes.
October 23, 2020•by Molly Perkins
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What is Standard Deviation and What Does it Mean for My Diabetes?
Managing diabetes includes keeping track of seemingly endless sets of numbers. You might measure your blood glucose levels several times per day and get blood drawn for an A1C reading a few times a year. Each of these checks gives a snapshot of your blood glucose management, but neither gives you the whole picture.
October 6, 2020•by mySugr
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Type 2 diabetes and your HbA1c – what you should know
Living with diabetes means we are constantly being “tested.” And one of the biggest tests we face is an HbA1c test. Your results can fall anywhere from 4.0 to 16 percent (or 20 to 151 mmol/L).
September 23, 2020•by Ginger Vieira
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