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Pages for everyone
Eating
Where healthy meets delicious
How much is a “serving size” anyway?
Staying “on course” when dining out
Think Big, Start Small
Get the Feel-Good Facts on Food Labels
A Little More of This, A Little Less of That
Hey Sugar, What’s Your Story?
So, What Can I Eat?
Making Friends with Your Meal Plan
Diabetes and heart health
First Steps after a Heart Attack or Stroke
Social and emotional support
On the Road and Feeling Fine
Dealing with the Diabetes Blues
Moving
Get Motivated. Stay Motivated.
Why Does Moving Matter So Much?
A Body in Motion Stays in Motion
Creating a Long-Term Plan
Treating
How to Help Afford Medications
Okay, I’m Taking My Medicine. What Now?
Staying on track
Your Next 3 Months: Making a Care Plan You Can Stick With
The Lowdown on Handling Low Blood Sugar
High Blood Sugar: What You Need to Know
Managing the Risk of Long-Term Problems
Your Diabetes has Changed. What Now?
A1C vs Blood Sugar: What Are We Looking At?
Be. The. Coach.
Moving the Goal Post
Pages just for type 1 diabetes
Eating
Digging in...to the Food Groups
Healthy AND Happy
Down for the Count
Cheers (To Your Health!)
5 Steps for Eating Healthy Everywhere They Go
Moving
Getting Comfortable with Getting Active
Managing Blood Sugar on the Run
How Active is Active Enough
Starting Off on the Right Foot
Put Down that Phone!
Treating
Plans are Good. Following Them is Even Better.
Getting Over the Hurdles
Knowing Your Medicine
What Happens if You Don't Take Insulin
Staying on track
Getting Out of the Tracking Slump
Intensive Diabetes Management and Continuous Glucose Monitoring
Doing What You Gotta Do
Adulting with Type 1 Diabetes
Parenting Under Pressure
Type 1 Kids: Growing Confidence
The First Day of School: Inhale, Exhale, It's Going to be Okay
You and Your Teen: Making Peace with Their Need for Space
Helping Your Young Adult Get Ready to Leave the Nest
All Grown Up—Make Sure They're Okay, and You Will Be Too
Welcome Back Home, Kids! (There Goes the Guest Room)
Looking Out for Adults with Type 1 Diabetes
Pages just for type 2 diabetes
Treating
Plans are Good. Following Them is Even Better.
Getting Over the Hurdles
So Many Medicines—What Do I Need to Know?
The Connection Between Diabetes and Heart Health
Understanding Insulin
Understanding Non-Insulin Diabetes Medications
Understanding GLP-1 Receptor Agonists
Staying on track
Keeping Your Eyes on the Prize
The Diabetes Puzzle
Caring for Your Heart When You Have Type 2 Diabetes
Looking Out for Someone with Type 2 Diabetes
