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Diabetes
Care Guide

Type 1 diabetes is a condition where glucose levels in the blood are too high. To manage diabetes, insulin must be used daily and lifestyle carefully planned. The good news is that with proper management, a person with diabetes can live a full, active, healthy life.

This guide supplements the instructions from your doctor and will help you become an expert.



Let's Get Started
 

Taking Charge
What is Diabetes?
Symptoms of Diabetes
Diagnosing Diabetes



Managing Diabetes - The Basics
 

Your Management Program
Use Insulin Every Day
Follow a Meal Plan
Monitor Blood Glucose
Exercise is Important!



Becoming an Expert
 

Recognize Medical Emergencies
Long-Term Complications
Maintain Regular Check-ups
The Healthcare Team



Learn More
 

Glucose Monitoring: New and Upcoming Testing Devices
Healthy Eating for People with Diabetes
Diabetes Glossary
Diabetes Type 1: Key Points
Intensive Blood Glucose Management
Research Underway: Transplant Procedures
Spotlight on Diabetes - Insulin Injections Fail To Prevent Type 1 Diabetes



Helpful Handouts
 

Insulin Schedule
Emergency Warning Signs



Personal Stories
 

Nancy W.,42 - 10 years old when she was diagnosed as being diabetic.






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