Tag: Diabetes

  • Patient Empowerment in Diabetes Self-Management

    A while ago, I blogged about a patient led and patient authored series on BMJ called What Your Patient Is Thinking. I am so proud to read a piece published in this series by my good friend and past president of the International Diabetes Federation’s Young Leaders in Diabetes programme Alex Silverstein.…

  • Diabetes Diagnosis – The Initial Shock

    Diabetes Diagnosis – The Initial Shock

    Being diagnosed with a chronic illness sucks. You go through a flurry of emotions because you can even begin to accept it. From anger to bitterness to nervous giggles and cringe-worthy jokes, few emotions and coping mechanisms will be spared as you deal with this road block. And that’s exactly…

  • mySugr Academy – Diabetes education made fun

    mySugr Academy – Diabetes education made fun

    A couple of weeks ago, my clever and amazing friends from mySugr launched a new platform for people with diabetes called mySugr Academy. Currently this online educational program is only available for people with type 2 diabetes, but hang on tight as they’re currently working on a curriculum for those with type 1…