My Wonderful Life with Diabetes
$25.00
The inspiring story of a healthy, happy, full, and productive life with Type 1 diabetes for more than 60 years (and counting). Wonderful for those with Type 1 diabetes and parents of young Type 1s.
Description
Are you concerned about a diagnosis of Type 1 Diabetes in a child, a loved one, or yourself? Worried that you or your loved one can’t live a full, healthy, or long life with Type 1 Diabetes? Well, you can live a full, healthy, happy life with Type 1 diabetes. This story of a healthy, wonderful, and productive life with Type 1 diabetes for more than 60 years (and counting) will inspire you and begin your or your loved one’s new, healthy journey.
(John, we’d like to tie these two books together in some manner. Perhaps a bold statement; The Companion Book)
What should I Eat? To Solve Diabetes, Lose Weight, and Live Healthy
Now that you’re inspired to treat diabetes as an opportunity for a longer, healthier life, this book tells you and shows you how to live that long healthy life. Like others before you, you’ll use this beautifully clear, well-organized, and graphically illustrated book to guide your food choices and improve your blood sugar control. By the time you read the first chapter, you’ll realize you’re on your way to a healthier, better life than you thought possible.
Additional information
| Weight | 1.52 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 9 × 6 in |
Dr. Griff Steiner MD –
“As an ophthalmologist, I have never seen any diabetic without any evidence of eye damage after a few decades, let alone 50 years after diagnosis. Rick’s story is an example for anyone, diabetic or not, to take charge of their challenges in life rather than letting them take charge of you.”
-Dr. Griff Steiner MD
Jeanne R. Bonar MD –
“Rick Mystrom never let diabetes prevent him from accomplishing everything he wanted in life: good health, success in business, community service, family, and politics. Rick Mystrom knew that understanding his disease was crucial to his health. He has become the most knowledgeable person living with diabetes in my extensive practice and frequently serves as a role model and authoritative resource for others.”
-Jeanne R. Bonar MD, FACP, FACE
Endocrinology, Internal Medicine
Thomas Nighswander MD –
“It is the patient, not the doctor, who manages diabetes. Rick Mystrom is the gold medal winner for controlling his diabetes. He has become so skilled that he can predict and adjust his insulin level just by looking at the meal he is going to eat. His results: no complications from his long history of the disease. He is the expert. I am the learner.”
Thomas Nighswander MD MPH