My Diabetes Avoidance Blog – update – chocolate, coffee and ice-cream….

Dear readers, Thank you for your patience, and apologies for not writing; I have been in the throes of beginning a new Sunday role as a deputy manager for a charity; I enjoy this role as my Myers Briggs noted that I am someone who likes to help others and is good at this, and

My Diabetes Avoidance Blog – the accident of gender?

I’ve recently discovered that stress can raise blood sugar levels. I have been stressed for around 11years now mainly because I have felt responsible for the lives of others. I was reminded today by a tweet, which came into my feed by someone I don’t follow, that the best care we can give others is

Bentley and Beth – Flash Fiction

Bentley was trying to make Beth jealous, so he told them all a story about the girl at work. He watched Beth as he did it, enjoying the way her eyes half closed with jealous rage as she pretended not to care about the girl. She said sweetly, “that’s nice,” and stifled a sigh, pushing

On Diabetes – (Protein) Life’s Lessons – still learning? What we can learn from nature.

The other day I learnt that peas and the seeds of watermelon are full of protein. I looked this up. However, had I not spend a day with my daughter, I might have been none the wiser about the watermelon. The catalyst for this knowledge was an outing with someone that I love, not a

On Diabetes – Fruit Juice? Should we give it up? – update – ‘appy?

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