Laughing Matters

When you have diabetes, it can be hard to find something to laugh about. Daily tasks such as testing glucose levels, counting carbs, injecting insulin or taking medications, and complications such as kidney disease or retinopathy make diabetes a very serious disease. But laughter and a positive attitude are good medicine and have been proven to benefit your health. Learning to find the humor in your diabetes can help you cope and make those overwhelming tasks feel more manageable.

What's So Funny About Diabetes? All the daily tasks of diabetes care can make it tough to find the humor in diabetes, but a sense of humor goes a long way.	Diabetes Mirth from Above Meet the Glucose Goddess, a Diabetes Comedienne who spreads the attitude adjustment she believes is being channeled through her from a higher power.
Diabetes Terms of Endearment The terms that real people with diabetes in the blogosphere are using.	Diabetes Terms of Endearment: Second Edition The second edition of commonly known diabetes jargon.
Diabetes Through a Humorous Lens There is nothing funny about having diabetes, but a humor filter can protect the mind from being ill-at-ease about having diabetes.	Cartoons Laughter can be a powerful tool for teaching, stress relief, and even better diabetes control

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D-Blog Week - Spread the Love

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by Carey Potash

As another Diabetes Blog Week draws to a close, let’s reflect on some of the great bloggers we’ve found this week. Give some love to three blog posts you’ve read and loved during Diabetes Blog Week, and tell us why they’re worth reading. Or share three blogs you’ve found this week that are new to you. I really liked the Coming out of Hiding post from Scott of Rolling in the D. I realized I had put my sensor on my arm rather than...

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