Pre-Diabetes - The Growing Epidemic

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Diabetes
By: Barbara Moore | 20-07-2008
Hi, I am a concern mother because my daughter has Type 2 Diabetes.  She works, but her job does not have medical coverage and she does have a decent income.  She's sick all the time and can't afford her medication.  The one time she did go in for emergency medical care, she was inform that she's going blind in her left eyes.  I am deeply bother by all of this, and I would like to know are there any resources that can help her. My only income comes from Social Security Disability Insurance.   My E-mail is:  Barbamoo5@aol.com

Diabetes and skipping meals
By: Bethmarie1232005 | 20-07-2008
is it ever ok to skip a meal if your diabetic?qt=t

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I was recently diagnosed with diabetes. I had a ...
By: lunasol2 | 18-07-2008
I was recently diagnosed with diabetes. I had a serious infection and had to have surgery. My doctor put me on Metformin and Glipizide. My problem is that 3 months ago I had an eye exam to get driving glasses (I have been near sighted for 20 years)...after I began to take my medication my sugar went down and  I went from near sighted to far sighted. They had to change my prescription. Now one week later my vision changed back to me being near sighted again. Does anyone know if this is normal? I know eyesight changes with diabetes but isn't this a little extreme? My sugar has been more or less the same within this time period.

No more health insurance for diabetic supplies
By: edy | 18-07-2008
my brother who is a brittle diabetic is about to lose his insurance by his employer. What options are out there to help him with his diabetic supplies, i.e. insulin, lancets, test strips etc. He opted to go off the insulin pump because he wont be able to afford the equipment needed. Please help me help him.  Thank You

Type 2 Diabetes & Surgery
By: Gordon | 14-07-2008
I am a 60 year old male with Type 2 diabetes diagnosed 12 years ago and weigh 215 pounds.  Recently I was also diagnosed with an elevated BP (154/86) something that didn't exist at my last exam three months ago.  My other problem is neuropathy in both feet.  I do a pretty good job diet wise with my last a1c of 6.2 being a little higher than my last one three months ago where it was 5.3. I would love to have surgery to hopefully be one of those individuals where these affliction could hopefully be eliminated.  I have read about the limited/modified gastric surgery that has demonstrated promise and was wondering if there are any surgical studies one could volunteer for and obtain the surgery? Thank you, Gordon Mello

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