How to Live with Type 1 Diabetes

Your Step-by-Step Guide to Living with Type 1 Diabetes

De: Corey Reese

Narrado por: Scott Cummings

If you want to learn tips on how to cope with type 1 diabetes, then get How to Live with Type 1 Diabetes by someone who has type 1 diabetes in real life.

Type 1 diabetes is not something to be taken lightly. Spending your entire life studying your illness, instead of actually living, isn't really what most diabetics have in mind either. Knowing the basics and living out the rest is the balance many are looking for, and the How to Live with Type 1 Diabetes guide is just the resource for the job.

Life is meant to be lived fully and without restraints, and this guide offers countless tools to keep the weight of being a diabetic off your shoulders. Some of them include:

• Information on the newest technologies
• Basic steps, both mental and physical, to aid new diabetics
• What you need to know about your illness
• Personal examples with blood sugar ranges
• Information on associated medical issues as well as how to avoid them
• Tips on exercising, eating, and even sleeping
• Help with how to talk to your doctor
• Specific references on topics like hospitals, insurance, and camps
• Emotional situations and how they affect blood-glucose
• Preferences regarding what to look out for from a real type 1 diabetic

Each chapter brings together the most contemplated, practiced, or forgotten parts of diabetic living, works to identify each one, and lists a number of steps and methods to improve life with type 1 diabetes as a whole. Today is the day to start living your life with diabetes, instead of trying to live around it, and How to Live with Type 1 Diabetes is here to help.

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Chapter 9

Listening to this audiobook help me understand diabetes a little bit more and hope they come out with another book

Not Worth 4 Dollar Price

Worst narration of any audiobook I have ever heard. Overall the book is written in a style that is stunningly lazy- the author feels free to skip over topics that he isn't familiar with instead of actually researching them. If you are completely new to diabetes this may give you a small amount of useful information but you could do better just about anywhere else. If you have had diabetes for any length of time you will not find anything new here.