In keeping with my holiday themes, I have a few thoughts on gifts. The English Oxford dictionary defines gift as “a thing given willingly to someone without payment; a present, a natural ability or talent”. Each of those definitions can inspire and help put are...
But in my experience, the most successful outcomes are achieved by dealing with diabetes.
“Cure”. A word that sparks hope and doubt in the diabetes community all in a single syllable. The promise of a cure hangs just beyond the horizon, ever-possible, yet never realized. “It is coming!”, they say. And we still wait. So, in an effort to provide the diabetic community with a “cure” that is truly meaningful, I offer you a different kind of cure, actually several, if you are willing to play along.
November is Diabetes Awareness Month and this is part four of my series on life with diabetes. This blog is the story of pregnancy and type 1 diabetes.
While health providers are focused on what to do, coaches are focused on how you feel about it, what you believe and how to stay motivated.
To change your diabetes life, create thoughts that are pleasing and focus on them. You decide. You choose. Somedays that is just enough.
