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Taking Control of Your Day with Type 1 Diabetes with Andi Balog

Taking Control of Your Day with Type 1 Diabetes with Andi Balog

Managing T1D doesn’t have to mean constant exhaustion. With the right strategies, you can feel empowered, stay productive, and reduce burnout.

Fear and Anxiety When Managing Diabetes

Fear and Anxiety When Managing Diabetes

Fear and anxiety can have a profound impact on individuals with diabetes, affecting their daily routines, professional lives and diabetes management. In this article we explain the connection between fear, anxiety, and diabetes including diabetes management. What is Fear and Anxiety?
THE INTERPLAY BETWEEN DEPRESSION AND DISTRESS FOR PEOPLE MANAGING DIABETES

The Interplay Between Depression and Distress for People Managing Diabetes

Living with diabetes can be a challenging journey, requiring constant attention to blood sugar levels, medications, and lifestyle adjustments. However, the burden of managing diabetes goes beyond physical aspects. Depression and distress can significantly impact individuals with diabetes, diminishing their emotional...
Meg's Diabetes Burnout Story | Tips to help you care for your wellbeing

#BurnoutTruth: Meg's Story

  Welcome to Meg's #BurnoutTruth Story My burn out was such a detrimental time in my life. That year will always be so vivid to me. During this time I unfortunately created unhealthy coping mechanisms...
Frustration and Burnout for People Managing Diabetes

Frustration and Burnout for People Managing Diabetes

Living with diabetes can be a challenging and demanding journey. People managing this chronic condition face numerous obstacles and responsibilities on a daily basis. The constant need for blood sugar monitoring, medication management, and lifestyle...
DIABETES AND DEPRESSION: WHY IT'S NORMAL AND WHAT YOU CAN DO

Diabetes and depression: why it's normal and what you can do

Over time, living with diabetes can take its toll on a person. In fact, research has revealed that people living with diabetes have double the risk of sustaining depression in their lifetime. Regular testing, daily medication, healthy diet and physical activity become a normal part of the routine of a person living...
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