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Welcome to the leading online diabetes resource. dLife is THE place for all aspects of your diabetes lifestyle, offering information and community support for type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes, and caregivers. From questions about blood sugar to delicious diabetic recipes, we're here to help.
On dLifeTV This Week...
On the all new dLifeTV, meet the biking grandma who is ruling the road and her diabetes.

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Diabetes Recipe of the Week
Caribbean Chicken

Tangy. Spicy. Just what that dull diet is yearning for so give it a try! Get the recipe here and check out the dLife Recipe Box for even more delicious favorites. Afterward, be sure to give your review of this recipe.

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Expert Answers
Q: How can I exercise if I’m in a wheelchair?

A: Call your local YMCA or community center for many of them having fun group classes for people in wheelchairs that will keep you fit! - Stephanie Becker MSN, CRNP,CDE

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“It started in Sept 2007. I lost 30 pounds [and] realized something was wrong. Here I am, 26 and type 1. All I can think about is the babies that I haven't had yet and those macadamia nut cookies from Subway that I can't have anymore.” – lexy1021, Orlando, FL.

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What is your idea of good diabetes control?

An A1c goal of 7% or higher.
 
An A1c of less than 7% as recommended by the ADA.
 
An A1c of 6.5% or less as recommended by the AACE.
 
An A1c as close to 'normal' as possible (i.e., 4 to 5%)
 
I don't know.
 
  

Check out this month's Dueling Diabetes, where Viewpoints columnist Rachel Baumgartel writes about being tired of talking about diabetes.