One in three people with diabetes are likely to develop depression, according to research. Feelings of depression, anxiety, and distress are not unusual when it comes to diabetes. Since it... read more →
Reading the back of food packaging, weighing food, or guesstimating how many carbs are in a meal (or all of those in combination) is not exactly easy, to say the... read more →
Getting diagnosed with diabetes and living with it the rest of your life is not just a physical challenge. It can be an emotional challenge as well. This post is... read more →
Did you read our collection of letters that people with diabetes have written to their diabetes? Writing directly to "their" diabetes they share what's on their mind. Here you will... read more →
So, you feel like you’re in the swing of diabetes management, but there’s still a thorn in your side (or, rather, a needle in your tummy). Or, maybe you feel... read more →
COVID-19 – commonly referred to as coronavirus – is becoming a continuous global focus. The World Health Organization has confirmed that the coronavirus is a pandemic, and governments are taking... read more →
To get straight to the point: yes, exercise can lower blood sugar. But, exercise can also raise blood sugar. It depends on what kind of exercise you’re doing. Aerobic exercise... read more →
How do you keep a stable blood sugar? Well, that is the question that everyone with diabetes has been asking themselves every day. The key is considering all areas of... read more →
Sleeping like a log; it’s a wonderful way to sleep isn’t it? Unless, of course, that proverbial log is rolling about throughout the night, sweating, and being woken by a... read more →
It’s lunchtime. You’re about to eat a sandwich that has 16 grams of carbs per 100 grams. But you had a snack an hour ago. And you played hockey yesterday... read more →
