Diabetes Heroes
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And what about the claws? If we have an aggro hypo… that could get messy….
You are the ultimate diabetic super hero
Will have to work on that. A freakishly handsome and smart guy, with a very perfectly styled beard and a hot assistant most likely smarter than himself.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies. And at the same time, we are dealing with health care providers who are slow to adopt technology and organizations that have outdated systems. Most gourmands recognize that tilapia are fish, and lest the reader think this article may be delving into the depths of esoterica, it should be emphasized that teleost fish have played a role in understanding diabetes since the very beginning. Members of the media are also invited to attend. The subsequent articles involving animal model systems will give the reader a perspective on the complexity of this disease, and emphasize the continued need for both human clinical trials and animal-based studies to unravel its mysteries and to discover new therapeutic modalities.
The sparks and lightning, the flying and lasers, the super strength and ice producing appendages… nopes, sorry. What intrigues me, is more in what balances the story. Us mere humans covet their powers and abilities, but think about it for a while longer… have you ever seen a super happy and content super hero with a well functioning family situation and a living spouse and all bodily functions intact?
A super hero come out of the closet?
Us, you and I, live with technology as a constant part of our lives. Be it pharmaceutical, medical or for management insert blatant hint at Importer and Logbook … hrrm… sorry, the entrepreneur in me. And much like the self made super heroes here, we take the tools and resources we have and make our lives with diabetes remarkable! Co-Founder and living with type 1 diabetes since the age of 4.
Fredrik Debong
A little crazy sometimes, but definitely full of inspiration. Imagine Superman checking his blood glucose? George was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at age 14 and was told that he would never realize his dreams of flying an airplane for the military. Canyon tirelessly tours Canada and the U. To learn more about George Canyon, visit www. JDRF's mission is to find a cure for diabetes and its complications through the support of research.
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JDRF funding is associated with most major scientific breakthroughs in Type 1 diabetes research to date in Canada and around the world. JDRF supports research in over 22 countries globally.
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Joe Solowiejczyk - a nurse, diabetes educator and family therapist, who has personally lived with Type 1 diabetes for 50 years. Joe will share his experience and insights on how family dynamics impact diabetes management. Lindsey Carswell - a ski instructor from Banff who is heading to university for the first time and in the process of getting her private pilot's license. Lindsay was diagnosed with diabetes at age This is why diabetics are more likely to have heart disease and kidney failure.
Direct damage to the small blood vessels of the eye will lead to blindness if left untreated. High blood sugar levels also impair the immune system.
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This explains why malaria is more severe in diabetics. Diabetics are three times more likely to develop tuberculosis than non-diabetics.
Diabetes not only damages the body physically; the emotional impact of diabetes is equally if not more devastating. A Population-Based Study from Tanzania.
The ultimate diabetic super hero
These researchers conducted forty one in-depth interviews with diabetic patients and family members of diabetic patients. Their findings offer us a glimpse into the life experience of Tanzanian women living in rural areas suffering with diabetes.
Some of the women they interviewed shared how having high blood sugar levels made them feel. I feel ill all the time and my body gets weak.