On World Diabetes Day

14 November 2022

learn all you can about diabetes to prevent diabetes and/or the complications that can develop. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Diabetes_Day

Regular exercise is essential to good health.

10 November 2022

It is a key to maintaining healthy blood sugar levels to reduce risk of diabetes complications. Always check with your healthcare provider before beginning any physical activity program.

Do you have frequent lows?

9 November 2022

Make sure your health care provider knows! Discuss with your diabetes educator and/or health care provider, any change that may be needed with medications diet or exercise. (BG less than 4.0, three or more times per week)

Regular exercise is great for everyone

3 November 2022

It works like medicine and brings numerous benefits. It balances body, mind and emotions. Always check with your healthcare provider before beginning any physical activity program.

You may be eligible for the Disability Tax Credit (DTC).

2 November 2022

“Do you have a severe and prolonged disablity? Do you use insulin 4 times a day to manage your diabetes?” Disability may involve: • Life-sustaining therapy • Walking • Dressing • Feeding • Bowel or Bladder functions • Hearing • Speaking …

Timely.

29 October 2022

Set a time limit that works for you. This can be short-term (days or weeks) or long-term (months).  

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