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fredjackson Posted Oct 21 2006 11:00AM	how do I see the comments on this blog?
miles2home Posted Nov 13 2006 12:41PM	HI Everyone i discover a product which change my friend life .He had a swollen feets . Now he feet is normal after using the product a few days . also his feet is not acing too.please email me if you guys want more information at info@globalwellbeing.net sam
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pinkturtle Posted Apr 18 2008 1:35PM	the real cure to diabetes is knowledge. Know the disease process and management. get info direct from health care providers. http://nursesnotesonline.blogspot.com
meetingplanner Posted Jun 9 2008 3:00PM	Recently found book that give good explanation of glycemic index. Writer tells about her weight loss experience but really goes into detail on how to eat properly. Name of book is Change Everything by Jill Ayala and can be found at http://www.authorhouse.com/BookStore/ItemDetail~bookid~51609.aspx
biancavic Posted Mar 12 2009 6:10AM	for people with type 1 diabetes...its hard i know..ive had it for 10 years and it sucks. its worse when u have a mother that wont leve you alone when its all about my diabetes. dont do this to ur kids.
HowRen Posted Apr 2 2009 7:42AM	CALENDAR ANNOUNCEMENT KURT ANDERSON TO MODERATE FREE NYSCF PANEL DISCUSSION ON STEM CELL RESEARCH AND DIABETES Journalist Kurt Anderson will moderate a panel of leading stem cell scientists and patient advocates at The New York Stem Cell Foundation’s (NYSCF) free panel discussion--Stem Cell Research & Diabetes: Realizing the Promise--Wednesday April 29, 2009, 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m., The TimesCenter, 242 West 41st Street and Eighth Avenue, in Manhattan. Panel participants include Gary Hall, Jr., 10-time Olympic medal-winning swimmer and Type 1 diabetes patient; Alan Lewis, Ph.D., President & CEO., The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International; Allen Spiegel, M.D., Dean, Albert Einstein College of Medicine at Yeshiva University; Kevin Eggan, Ph.D., NYSCF Chief Scientific Officer and Assistant Professor of Molecular and Cellular Biology at Harvard University; and Susan L. Solomon, J.D., CEO, NYSCF. The panel will discuss the latest developments in the field, focusing on
rjames13 Posted May 20 2009 5:29PM	Hello, Wow -- I love all the blogs! GREAT INFORMATION!!! You're providing an invaluable service! I'm trying to get my wife to start a blog, because she's helped so many people with diabetes. I NEVER thought that I would say this, but ... my wife is smarter than me. :-) Almost 2 years ago my wife bought a diabetes book (titled "death to Diabetes") about super foods and lost 27 pounds. More importantly, her average BS went down to 87.4 and a1c to 5.1% and her doctor took her off the diabetic medication. But, he says she'll be back on medication in a year or so. When a friend asked her how she lost so much weight and got off her meds, she told her and helped her until her friend had lost 15 pounds and her doctor reduced her meds. Then, my wife helped her aunt, and then a neighbor down the street. Anyhow, I felt that I had nothing to lose, so, I listened to my wife and tried this man's super foods and raw food diet program. He calls it his "Death to Diabetes" wellness program, but th
Future Focus Game Posted Jun 25 2009 4:28PM	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
gina2009 Posted Aug 21 2009 9:03AM	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!
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