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Living with Type 2 Diabetes by Gloria Loring

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Living with Type 2 Diabetes, April 2006
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LIVING WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES
By: Gloria Loring

Moving Past the Fear

M Press
April 2006
250 pages
ISBN: 1595820167
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Non-Fiction | Self-Help Health

With dietary and lifestyle choices fueling a rise in Type 2 diabetes, coping with this treatable disease has become a priority for millions. Unfortunately, although Type 2 diabetes can be treated, the specifics of how to effectively combine insulin, diet, and exercise are often difficult to master. Gloria Loring β€” a regular contributor to the "Diabetes Wellness Letter" as well as a famous singer, songwriter, star of the TV drama Days of Our Lives, and mother of a diabetic child β€” combines with Dr. Timothy Gray to clearly explain how to identify and live with Type 2 diabetes. The authors draw on up-to-date research and first-hand experiences to create a book that is both easy to follow and empathetic toward those with the disease and their loved ones. Included are self-assessment tools, useful to the 5.2 million Americans who are unaware they have the disease, as well as step-by-step instructions on managing diabetes.

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Access Hollywood - September 2, 2013
Access Hollywood - August 21, 2013
The View - May 8, 2006