Depression & Coping

Depression can strike anyone, but people who have diabetes, a serious disorder that afflicts an estimated 23.6 million Americans, may be at greater risk. In a vicious cycle, individuals with depression may be at greater risk for developing diabetes. You have to live with diabetes, but you do not have to live with debilitating depression. Learn more about the symptoms and treatment of the disorder.

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Tools of the Trade

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by Carey Potash

Readers ask me all the time [lie] about the diabetes supplies we use for Charlie. I can’t tell you how many times [0] I’ve been stopped on the street [more lies] by a loyal blog reader wanting to know what blood glucose meter we use or what brand of finger pricker we employ. To calm the masses [not], I’ve decided the time is right to share our secret sauce; to reveal the tools of our trade. Today we take a look at … The Finger Pricker ...

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