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Diabetic Meals LIVESTRONG

Diabetic Meals. Carbohydrate-containing foods turn into sugar as a source of energy for your body. People with diabetes have difficulty getting sugar from the

Diabetes recipes MayoClinic

Delicious diabetes recipes to help you follow your diabetes meal plan.

Diabetes Sample Meal Plan Breakfast Lunch Dinner Menu

WebMD helps get you started on a diet for diabetes by showing you a sample meal plan.

Diabetes Meal Plans a Healthy Diet American Diabetes Association

Plan your meals and define a healthy diet. Enroll in the Living With Type 2 Diabetes Program. Recently diagnosed? Let us guide you during your first year.

Quick Easy Diabetic Meals

Who says healthy recipes have to take forever? Not us! These quick and easy diabetic meals will come together fast (some in as little as 15 minutes), leaving you more

Planning Meals American Diabetes Association

Plan on better nutrition with the American Diabetes Association's fun and easy tips for hassle-free meals.

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Diabetes App - Blood Glucose Tracker (iDiabetesTM)
Mobile Application (iHealth Ventures LLC)

iDiabetesTM App is the ultimate diabetes management app for your Kindle to help you track, monitor and control your blood glucose levels.
EASY and INTUITIVE interface for recording your blood sugar (glucose) readings as well as Medications.
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2011-05-14 23:00:20 by Brandymommy2afew

Diabetic Cat Update

So we saw the vet the and got all the old records sent to my vet. The exam went well except he had ear mites pretty severely so we got that treated. The vet suggested we try the prescription wet food since his previous vet said he never liked the dry foods. I politely bought one can and said thanks (later that week I donated it with the almost full bag of the hairball control to the humane society) Bingo and transitioned very nicely to the fancy feast... He really likes the plain ol' chicken best though.
I have been rubbing up on his ears since the appointment making it nice, petting him on the ears while I feed him, and just loving him up really

2012-08-24 17:07:33 by skaler

I put two rounded tablespoons into Molly's

Bowl. Just doesn't look like enough. Are you sure she's getting enough? I have another dog, who is 11 years old, diabetic, blind, and weighs just under 20 pounds-a poodle-schnauzer mix. We've been giving him a cup full of Hills W/D prescription food for diabetic dogs. I think it's around $45 for a 17 pound bag. Probably more.He gets 1 cup in the morning and 1 cup 12 hours later. Each meal is followed 15 minutes later with 11 units of N Insulin.
Molly is getting 1/2 cup of Blue Buffalo( what my daughter feeds her pooch and left a plastic baggy full for us)and seems to eat just once a day.

2009-03-20 11:55:21 by Bridle_Less_Equus

For those of you interested in TB Gelding

Some are asking why I am placing my boy. I don't care if I get flamed on here for trying to find him a home as like I say below- this horse has everything he could possibly need and I keep ending up in the hospital because I am not taking care of myself. E-mail if you want more info. Thanks!
Hi
There is nothing wrong with Captain. I am just in a horrible position right now after a car accident and can't afford to give him the love he deserves. He is my BABY and I bought him when he was 13 and did 3 Day Eventing with him for a couple of years, then did Dressage and then we moved up from Oregon to the Bay Area

Why you should eat fruit -- not drink it -- to lower diabetes risk — Today.com
Consuming whole fruits at least three times a week may lower your risk of developing type 2 diabetes, according to a new long-term study published Thursday in the British Medical Journal.

Best Diabetes Control
Mobile Application (Gp Imports, Inc)

Finally a well thought application to manage your life and diabetic needs all in one!
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I need help finding community resources for a family down on their luck.?
Jul 24, 2008 by nunciata22 | Posted in Community Service

I have checked into the obvious food pantries, Catholic Services, Lutheran Services, and the public assistance. This family has undergone some drastic hardships the past 6 months. Dad is disabled and he is unable to work at all due to the family being in a car accident. There is a 6 year old boy, and mom is 6 months pregnant. Mom works full time, but due to lack of funds, she can't even fill her car with gas. Anyone have any ideas? They are in the Madison, WI area.
- I did a quick search and found this page quite insiteful. This gives contact info on support from housing, food, financial, medical, and employment. I recommend ARC they're a really good non profit organization for resources.
  
  Please click on the link: has several very good resources.
  
  Good Luck
What diet can a diabetic and fissure patient have?
Jun 17, 2008 by maria | Posted in Diabetes

My husband is 43 yrs old. he is suffering from chronic fissure for the past 3 to four years. for the past 2 yrs. he is suffering from diabetic as well. what kind of diet can he take? i give him lots of fruits and vegetables. but this increases his sugar level. please advice.
- Diabetic diets should focus on lean protein, complex carbohydrates, and low fat. The lean protein is what is going to keep him feeling full and maintain his blood sugars. You should avoid any of the simple sugars like white bread, potatoes, and pasta. These are the sugars that spike your blood s …their meals are already portioned out. You don't have to worry about measuring food AND making sure you aren't OVER - eating. Their dietitian designs your program with you in mind so you get your perfect meals sent right to your door. It's a great program.
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I just found out I have gestational diabetes, What are some good sites for meals and care?
May 12, 2007 by firey2rose | Posted in Diabetes

I only have a little over one month of pregnancy to go but I want to take care of myself and baby. I would also like advice on what to do after pregnancy to continue care of myself since this increased my already higher risk of type 2 diabetes later in life due to heredity and obesity. I already know lose weight.
Thanks.
- The best resource I can give you is a diabetic educator. They are such great people and they can calculate the amount of carbs you should have for each meal and help you with the right dose of medicine and stuff like that. I see one and I have 24 hour access to him at any time of need. He is a blessing. Good luck!!