"Diabetes has instant consequences…"

When she was diagnosed with 3rd grade type 1 diabetes, Madeleine "McDi" Kuhn will not let the disease suppress her. In the second year of a college student in the United States, we play doubles with a female student team's tennis team, co-producing a popular campus TV talk show, publicity activities by environmental groups, and support local clubs in the United States. course

Tell me about my parents, all the doctors watch these signs, early treatment and treatment of the disease. I thought that was fine. But after two weeks of insulin injection, I do not want to do this anymore.

I will never become diabetic. The insulin pump makes it easy. But you can not predict what your body will do, so you have to constantly monitor it. The more you monitor it, the easier it will be. For example, if my blood sugar level is low in the classroom, even if I still feel embarrassed, I must eat snacks

Diabetes makes me stronger. Sometimes you will want to throw it away. However, diabetes has an immediate effect. You learn to be immediately responsible, otherwise

My advice to patients with diabetes is to understand my condition, to see it as part of my life, not to help you get stronger. Since diabetes has opportunities, please pay attention and use them

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The American Diabetes Association works to prevent diabetes and its fatal consequences and fight for people with diabetes. The Association will fund research funding to prevent, treat, manage diabetes, provide services to hundreds of communities, provide objective and reliable information, and provide information to those who are deprived of diabetes rights It offers. Since 1940, our mission is to prevent and treat diabetes and to improve the lives of all people with diabetes. For more information, call the American Diabetes Association (1-800-DIABETES) (800-342-2383) or visit www.diabetes.org.

The mission of the American Diabetes Association is to "prevent and treat diabetes and improve the lives of all people with diabetes", but what happens if someone's diabetes has healed? How do you know? If there is no definition of "treatment", how does the American Diabetes Association look for treatment? Treatment is not defined as diabetes because it is necessary to identify the cause to define the treatment. But it is not their diabetes - it is their cause - they earn money - that the American Diabetes Association recommends "riding" for you - they are not looking for diabetes. Note: Tissues that appear to "cure" diabetes do not use the word "healing". Why? Healing and healing are not defined as diabetes. Instead, researchers use the word "reverse". What is the difference between "reversing type 2 diabetes" and "treating type 2 diabetes"? There is no treatment definition. Neither is reversed, but even if you misuse the word reverse, no one cares.