Posts Tagged ‘doctors’

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i know this is really bad for me to be asking but i honestly don’t know the answer! i have type one diabetes, i was diagnosed in december 2008 so it’s been a while since the doctor told me what happens when i don’t inject insulin in myself or i forget to do it.

i don’t wanna test it incase it’s something really dangerous. The doctor told me, i just forgot. lol. and what are the signs that i need more insulin? like, physical signs and effects.

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Riva Greenberg: 10 Tips For Mindfulness: The Healing Power Doctors Forget
Mindfulness is the act of paying full conscious attention to whatever you’re doing in the present moment; Imagine how different an interaction would be between a mindful doctor and patient.

Learn the lessons early and avoid doctors that are clueless and recommend treatments that don’t work. An example about type 2 diabetes is given

Novo Nordisk Creates ‘App’ to Help Doctors Dose Insulin, Supporting New Trend in Diabetes Care
Novo Nordisk announced today the availability of NovoDoseâ¢â the first-ever mobile insulin dosing guide for physicians to look up dosing guidelines and blood glucose goals for their patients with diabetes, a disease that affects nearly 24 million Americans.

bit.ly Marta Eule, one of Liberty Medical’s Certified Diabetes Educators, explains which doctors to see and how often to see them. Visit bit.ly or CALL 1-866-654-2378 to learn more.

Fallon Clinic honors doctors
Fallon Clinic announced that several of its physicians were honored at the 2009 annual Physician Awards Presentation on May 11, 2010. The award nominees were selected by their colleagues and then voted on by a committee of their peers. The winners in their respective categories are as follows: Physician of the Year Award: Dr. Achal Aggarwal; Teacher of the Year Award: Dr. Frederick J. McCready …

i had a doctor come in to my class today and non stop talk about how they were in pursuit of finding a cure for type 2 diabetes. Im of course glad to hear that, but what about type one. Ive had type one for about 10 years now and i havent heard about any new treatments other then stem cells, and the pump. why? type one is way worse then type 2