Hi all, I have created another powerpoint presentation about diabetes. This one is intended for parents/caregivers, but definitely not for kids
Type 1 Diabetes and Real Life
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Well, as an update to yesterday’s post The more you do, the more you have to do I am finally able to almost read again after having my eyes dilated for the second time in a week. I saw a retina specialist today and they did some scans and photos of my eyes using some [...] Last week, I had my annual eye exam. I had recently been having some trouble, I thought it neeeded a new prescription aince my control has gotten so much tighter over the last couple of years. Last year the doc said my eyes looked great, all signs of retinopathy were gone. This year tho… [...] There has been a lot of activity recently in trying to create more awareness about adult type one diabetics, both those diagnosed as children and those diagnosed as adults. I’ve blogged here and here about the JDRF. The Kansas City Chapter has been especially frustrating for me. I sent the following e-mail carpet bomb to every email [...] Now, if reading that, if you were expecting to hear of some highly motivational experience, move along, nothing to see here… I tend to remember things I read or see if I’m interested in what is going on. So I end up with a bunch of trivial facts about this or that floating around in [...] |
      
Perspective
Confidentiality
Disclosure
Reliability
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