Posted in Gestational Diabetes • Tags: diabetes, gestation, Gestational Diabetes, pregnancy
Pregnant Diabetics
I’ve been doing some research on pregnancy and diabetes. It seems that the American Association of Diabetes no longer discourages women who are diabetic from thinking about becoming pregnant.

You should know that there are still higher risks for babies of mothers who have diabetes. But, you can still have a healthy pregnancy and baby if you are fastidious in your care. Close monitoring of your glucose levels, careful diet habits, and excersise, much like mothers without diabetes can give your baby a great chance at healthy development.
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Posted on April 30, 2008 by Julie E. Fletcher • There are 2 comments!
Posted in Announcements • Tags: Diagnosis, diet control, first aid, Gestational Diabetes, health
Diabetes affects many people all over the world. Chances are, if you have not found this information for yourself, that you know someone Battling Diabetes.
My own personal experience with diabetes began when I was seven years old. My mother was thirty-two and had just been informed that she would need to take insulin shots to control her sugar levels. I remember watching her uncap her needles and asking her why she needed to take a shot. It was fascinating to a child that age to watch someone give themselves an injection.
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Posted on January 14, 2008 by Julie E. Fletcher • There are 2 comments!