What do you have to declare? During American Diabetes Month, dLife ENCOURAGES you to share it. The simple act of sharing “out loud” your self-defeating habits empowers you to address them and work through them.
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1. Click the video tab along the left hand side (under the profile picture). 2. Click "upload video". 3. Select Public Gallery. Click "add from my computer" button and select file to upload. 4. Once you've selected the file, click "start upload" button. 5. Once upload is complete, name your file and be sure to click the "finish" button!
To post your declaration:
1. Look for the recent messages tab below. 2. Click on "Post your declaration here!" 3. Click reply and post!
To Lilmamlb: re post of Nov. 14. I wanted to tell you your post really touched me. I am 39 and have had similar problems for the past 2 years. Major BS swings, neuropathy, mood swings, weight gain. I thought I had a great Dr., but he kept telling...
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Checking out the awesome "declarations" (or as I like to call them, true confessions) in the video section of this group. Take a look!Declare and Share Videos You can also upload your own. I'm looking forward to seeing a lot of great entries this m...
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To Lilmamlb: re post of Nov. 14. I wanted to tell you your post really touched me. I am 39 and have had similar problems for the past 2 years. Major BS swings, neuropathy, mood swings, weight gain. I thought I had a great Dr., but he kept telling...
more
Checking out the awesome "declarations" (or as I like to call them, true confessions) in the video section of this group. Take a look!Declare and Share Videos You can also upload your own. I'm looking forward to seeing a lot of great entries this m...
more
The pump has allowed me to forget to test sometimes also before eating. But I find that I rarely go high or low, I just seem to stay pretty consistent between 120-140. But I imagine if I paid better attention I could get 80-120 more often.:) I have trouble testing in crowded areas, not out of fear -but I think testing is just something private. Also, I think it's a respect thing for others. There's only a small amount of blood involved and I understand that -but to force or expose others...
View full commentThe pump has allowed me to forget to test sometimes also before eating. But I find that I rarely go high or low, I just seem to stay pretty consistent between 120-140. But I imagine if I paid better attention I could get 80-120 more often.:)
I have trouble testing in crowded areas, not out of fear -but I think testing is just something private. Also, I think it's a respect thing for others. There's only a small amount of blood involved and I understand that -but to force or expose others into watching doesn't seem right.
We want people to respect us, so we have to give respect and not force our disease on others. I think it's all about education and etiquette.
The pump has allowed me to forget to test sometimes also before eating. But I find that I rarely go high or low, I just seem to stay pretty consistent between 120-140. But I imagine if I paid better attention I could get 80-120 more often.:) I have trouble testing in crowded areas, not out of fear -but I think testing is just something private. Also, I think it's a respect thing for others. There's only a small amount of blood involved and I understand that -but to force or expose others...
View full commentThe pump has allowed me to forget to test sometimes also before eating. But I find that I rarely go high or low, I just seem to stay pretty consistent between 120-140. But I imagine if I paid better attention I could get 80-120 more often.:)
I have trouble testing in crowded areas, not out of fear -but I think testing is just something private. Also, I think it's a respect thing for others. There's only a small amount of blood involved and I understand that -but to force or expose others into watching doesn't seem right.
We want people to respect us, so we have to give respect and not force our disease on others. I think it's all about education and etiquette.
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