Problem Solving

 

Problem Solving
Be a diabetes detective and solve the daily puzzles of good control


By Theresa Garnero

This self-care behavior focuses on the what ifsthat is, what to do if your glucose is too low or too high, or what to do if you become sick. Unfortunately, if your glucose is too high or too low, it may influence your problem-solving skills. Have a plan, ahead of time.

Visit these resources for key information on solving the health and lifestyle problems of diabetes:

 

 

Taking Care of Your Diabetes When Youre Ill

 

 

Diabetes at Work and School

 

Paying for Diabetes Care

 

<< GO BACK TO THE SEVEN SELF-CARE HABITS INDEX <<

SOURCE:

1 - American Association of Diabetes Educators. AADE 7 Self-Care Behaviors. (Accessed 2/8/08).

 

Last Modified Date: May 20, 2013

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