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Archive for the Support Category

A Message from Dr. E

By Steve Edelman, MD on April 9, 2020   /   Coronavirus/COVID-19, Support   /   Leave a comment

As educational events are canceled across the world, our mission to educate and motivate people living with diabetes, their caretakers and healthcare professionals rings truer than ever.

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A Volleyball Named Wilson and Diabetes Isolation

By David Greene, PhD on December 9, 2019   /   Diabetes Burnout, Diabetes Management, Emotional Health, Support   /   4 Comments

Even though over 23 million Americans have diabetes, diabetes isolation (feeling like you are alone in dealing with the challenges of the disease) is a common struggle.

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Love Letter from ONE

By TCOYD on September 17, 2019   /   Diabetes Burnout, Support, Type 1   /   Leave a comment

A self-described “pancreatically-challenged lost soul” finds new friends and renewed hope after attending our recent ONE Conference & Retreat in San Diego.

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How Can I Talk to My Loved One About Their Diabetes If They Don’t Want to Talk About It?

By Susan Guzman on June 17, 2019   /   Counselor's Corner, Support, Type 3   /   Leave a comment

We know support from others can be a critical component to thriving with diabetes. However, not everyone wants or needs help. Here’s how you can determine the best way to support your loved one.

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More Than S’mores: The Empowering Effect of Diabetes Camp

By Katie Goehring Kelly on April 10, 2019   /   Camp, Kids, Personal Essay, Support, Type 1   /   2 Comments

There’s only one goal for kids heading off to camp – FUN. But the added perks at diabetes camp can have life-long effects: independence, self-esteem, and the opportunity to finally feel normal.

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