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A book from heaven
Before i had this book, i didn't know whether to trust brands like,weight watchers, for my Diabetec diet.I was confused on what to eat, and what not to eat.I consulted a dietition, but i still had questions stuck in my mind as soon as i got home from his place.Since i got this book(A miracle!), ithelped me,clear my doubts,and relax about eating,not worrying whether thisis right to eat or not.It even includes recipes,and alternate tips forsugar, i think,this is a book,i guess....from heaven,Order it NOW! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Brand name products    2. Cooking / Wine    3. Diabetes    4. Diabetes - Nutrition And Diet    5. Diet therapy    6. Health & Fitness    7. Health & Healing - Diabetic & Sugar Free    8. Health/Fitness    9. Nutrition    10. Recipes    11. Cooking / Diabetic & Sugar-Free   

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Learn to recognize the body's natural - and real - hunger cues
From binge eating to obesity, Americans are more obsessed with weight than ever - yet diets and food logs often prove impossible to stick with. Try another approach with THE APPETITE AWARENESS WORKBOOK, promoting appetite awareness training as a solution to weight struggles. Learn to recognize the body's natural - and real - hunger cues, and differentiate these from other non-hunger cues in a title which shows how to link emotional eating habits with more sensible routines. The workbook approach lends especially well to home use.
This book is ground-breaking
It seems easy to say "Eat when you are moderately hungry and stop eating when you are moderately full." Well, then why don't we all eat that way? Because many of us often eat "recreationally" (my word). I know that my eating often has less to do with hunger and more to do with what time it is, what yummy thing is in front of me, how bored I am, or how emotionally stressed I am.
So Disappointed
I bought 3 books on this subject this week, and this is the one I wish I hadn't bought. I am so disappointed in this book. I was expecting a true workbook, and there is no real plan in this book. There is a lot of interesting information, some of which is useful, but if I hadn't also bought The Seven Secrets of Slim People, I wouldn't have gotten a plan to actually do the work I need to do to be able to find out when I'm hungry and when I need to stop eating. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Appetite disorders    2. Compulsive eating    3. Eating Disorders - General    4. Nutrition    5. Popular works    6. Recovery    7. Self-Help    8. Diets & dieting   

Subjects:  1. Consumer Health    2. Diet / Health / Fitness    3. Diseases - Diabetes    4. General    5. Health & Fitness    6. Health/Fitness    7. Non-insulin-dependent diabetes    8. Popular works    9. Health & Fitness / Diseases / Diabetes   

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A great addition to a Diabetic Mommy's library
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My Favorite Book for Pregnant Women
I keep this book on my desk and show it to every pregnant woman that I counsel. It is full of practical information that is clear and easy to understand.My patients tell me that this book answers most of their questions. I highly recommend it.

Skip it-better books out there
I was very disappointed in this book. I bought 3 books when I was diagnosed with Gestational Diabetes & this one cost the most & it was the least helpful. I didn't like the questions & answer format of this book. I wanted facts & advice, not corny questions & answers. Alot of fluff. I recomend Managing your Gestational Diabetes by Lois Jovanovic-Peterson MD instead. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Diabetes in pregnancy    2. Diseases - Diabetes    3. Family / Parenting / Childbirth    4. General    5. Health & Fitness    6. Health/Fitness    7. Pregnancy & Childbirth    8. Health & Fitness / Diseases / Diabetes    9. Popular medicine    10. Pregnancy, birth & baby care   

Subjects:  1. Diabetes    2. Diaries And Journals    3. Diet / Health / Fitness    4. Diseases - Diabetes    5. Health & Fitness    6. Health/Fitness    7. Non-Classifiable    8. Health & Fitness / Diseases / Diabetes   

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An important addition to the clinical literature on compulsive eating
American women and girls (and, increasingly, men and boys) are bombarded with messages about ideal bodies and acceptable weights, "good" and "bad" foods and the health risks of "obesity." Toss in the wealth of other stresses related to contemporary life and a recipe for disordered eating is born.
Great resource for clinicians AND clients
This book is beautifully written and an easy read for clinicians as well as clients. In a very straightforward yet well researched manner, the authors excel at addressing issues related to eating, self-esteem and the fallacy surrounding "diets."Via poignant case examples and theoretical applications, this book is an outstanding resource that should be on every therapist's (and client's!) shelf.In addition, this book pushes clinicians to be aware of their own internalized ideas and issues related to weight. Highly recommended! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Eating Disorders - General    2. Psychology    3. Psychopathology - Eating Disorders    4. Psychotherapy - General    5. Self-Help    6. Eating disorders & therapy    7. Self-Help / Eating Disorders   

Editorial Review

As the title suggests, the author is graphically frank about the medical necessities of living with juvenile-onset diabetes, and squeamish readers may find her memoir harrowing. In its essence, however, this is a story of emotional growth and healing. Diagnosed at 9 by her older sister Denise, who is herself a diabetic, Andie Dominick spends her adolescence rebelling against her condition: "dieting" by skipping shots, undergoing a dangerous abortion at 17. When, at 21, Andie discovers 33-year-old Denise dead in the house they share, she begins to reexamine the reckless lifestyle that killed her sister and threatens her as well. The discovery three years later that she has diabetic retinopathy, which could lead to blindness, helps Dominick realize she cannot follow her sister's path: "Denise always told me having the disease didn't have to change my life. But now it has ... because I am finally facing who I am." Love and eventually marriage continue Dominick's process of self-knowledge and acceptance, though there is no facile happy ending. (She has a tubal ligation rather than risk passing diabetes to another generation.) Dominick's deliberately plain prose and gritty candor render her struggle accessible and real. Read more

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mixed feelings
The book was good, no doubt.The writing was compelling, but as I sit back having just finished the book, I don't really understand how it made me feel.
Once beginning this book, I needed to keep reading!
I have a 12 yr. old child with diabetes and had been looking for information to do a research project on; diabetes seemed to be what I was heading toward when I accidently came across this book.Looking at someone's point of view who has dealt with type 1 diabetes for most of her life and how she handled her care, monitoring of blood sugars, medical personnel, emotions, and relationships has put a whole new look on how I should or shouldn't teach and help my own child with this disease. The author made me understand completely what she had dealt with and how, making living with diabetes more understandable.

A Good Read
In all, Needles was a good memoir of living life with Type 1 diabetes.If you're looking for a happy, positive story about living with a chronic condition, this probably isn't for you, but the other 99% of books on diabetes are usually full of advice (though not necessarily practical) on that subject.What this book does, however, is shows one person's real experience with living with diabetes, which isn't always as great as the medical professionals would have everyone believe.Andie Dominick is a good author and helps provide a perspective that is noticably absent from the field of publishing on diabetes. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Biography    2. Biography & Autobiography    3. Biography / Autobiography    4. Biography/Autobiography    5. Diabetes in children    6. Diseases - Diabetes    7. Dominick, Andie    8. General    9. Health    10. Patients    11. Specific Groups - Special Needs    12. United States    13. Women    14. Biography & Autobiography / General   

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The only book you'll need on this subject
I was diagnosed with prediabetes and immediately did a search for more information on this potentially dangerous condition. This book is wonderful. I found myself a student again, studying and highlighting all the pertinent phrases and best of all, the author has written this all in plain English! I didn't have to have a medical degree to read it.
Take prediabetes seriously
This book gives you 50 different ways to approach prediabetes.The introduction by itself is worth the price of the book (Diabetes 101).Highly recommended. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Consumer Health    2. Diseases - Diabetes    3. Health & Fitness    4. Health/Fitness    5. Healthy Living    6. Health & Fitness / Diseases / Diabetes   

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Good resource to start important discussions...
It's been awhile since I've done any diabetes-related reading.My son has had type 1 for over 10 years, and I wondered if it was time to revisit some of my patterns I've developed in dealing with him and the condition.I found a number of helpful tips and aids in the book The Secrets of Living and Loving with Diabetes: Three Experts Answer Questions You've Always Wanted to Ask by Janis Roszler, William H. Polonsky, and Steven V. Edelman.
An invaluable book dedicated to helping those with diabetes
The collaborative work of Janis Roszler, William H. Polonsky, and Dr. Steven V. Edelman, The Secrets Of Living And Loving With Diabetes: Three Experts Answer Questions You've Always Wanted To Ask presents an invaluable book dedicated to helping those with diabetes to maintain emotional and loving bonds with others, as well as take an honest and positive look at diabetes in terms of what it is, the upheaval it can potentially create, and the closeness it can inspire. The intimate issues that people need to know about diabetes are revealed with humor, personal anecdotes, soul-searching questionnaires, expert advice, current medical information, easily understood research data, and skill-building exercises with respect to the importance of living with Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes. In addition to those with diabetes, The Secrets To Living And Loving With Diabetes is also very strongly recommended reading for their loved friends, loved ones, and family members as well.
diabetic
This book realy hits home. It discuses common problems we as diabetics face each day and how they affect our relationships.I gave this book to my wife,parents and in laws to better understand my medical condition. I can recommend the book to all diabetics, and their relatives and friends
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Subjects:  1. Consumer Health    2. Diabetes    3. Diseases - Diabetes    4. Health & Fitness    5. Health/Fitness    6. Popular works    7. Coping with illness    8. Health & Fitness / Diseases / Diabetes   

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The Type 2 Diabetes Cookbook: Simple & Delicious Low-Sugar, Low-Fat, & Low-Cholesterol Recipes
Very good book with lots of wonderful recipes that anyone would enjoy.Healthy food prepared simply and delicious.

The Type II Diabetes Cookbook:Simple and Delicious Low-Sug
This is a wonderful book.It has useful information about diabetes, including the effects of stress.It contains many useful charts.One of the best features of this book are popular recipies that have been adapted for a diabetic diet.You don't have to sacrifice enjoyment in order to eat well. Simple Recipes
This book contained many simple and quick recipes for this special diet needs of a diebetic.Substitutes were listed, however, some sugar is used in a few recipes. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Cooking / Wine    2. Diabetes    3. Diet therapy    4. Food exchange lists    5. Health & Fitness    6. Health & Healing - Diabetic & Sugar Free    7. Health/Fitness    8. Healthy Living    9. Non-insulin-dependent diabetes    10. Recipes    11. Cooking / Diabetic & Sugar-Free    12. Coping with illness    13. Health & wholefood cookery   

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Diabetes Burnout
EXCELLENT book for those living with diabetes.Diabetes burnout is very common.This book is full of tips, suggestions, and even tests, to help you in dealing with diabetes.

Golden empathy at first but it only goes so deep
When I first saw the chapter for "Werewolf Syndrome" I knew I had to buy this book.It makes for an interesting read at first to learn about others' experiences.Though one thing the author fails to do is provide instruction on the process of motivation, and only provides a very shallow surface, if any, of scientific insight into why people get "burned out".I would suggest going to the book store and skimming this book to feel better about yourself but don't take it home with you. This book tells it like it is
When I picked up Diabetes Burnout, I was truly amazed.Dr. Polonsky understands that there are "barriers to self-care," real life problems and situations that get in the way of doing what's best for our bodies.Read more

Subjects:  1. Consumer Health    2. Diabetes    3. Diet/Nutrition    4. Diets - General    5. Diseases - Diabetes    6. Health & Fitness    7. Medical    8. Popular works    9. Psychological aspects    10. Weight Loss    11. Coping with illness    12. Health & Fitness / Diets   

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A Must-Read For Overeaters
At last!A book written for people who are addicted to food and who are sick to death of diets, support groups, meetings and excuses.This book teaches you how to recognize the addictive voice inside of you and become master over it.AVRT, or Addictive Voice Recognition Technique, truly gives the power and control back to YOU.This recognition, as well as applying, what the Trimpey's refer to as T.A.P.S. is all you'll ever need again to lose all your excess weight.TAPS stands for Time - Amount - Place - Stuff. Setting rules about the time you eat, the amount you eat, where you eat (never in the car or in front of the TV, etc.), and of course, the "stuff" you eat, all in conjunction with making the "Big Plan" (i.e., I Will Always Eat Correctly) really, really works.I read this book, applied the AVRT to my life, and the weight has just melted off.The best part?I did not diet nor will I ever again.Now that I can recognize the addictive voice which screams for more food, especially when I don't need it, I know that I will never have to struggle with fatness again.I highly recommend this book!

A different point of view on the concept of "Food Addiction"
This book turns the 12 step recovery movement as applied to overeaters on it's head.The Trimpey's are most known for their opposition to Alcoholics Anonymous and similar 12 step programs; Overeater's Anonymous is the same program used in AA, only applied to "food addiction".The first step of Overeater's Anonymous is to admit that one is "powerless" over his/her compulsion to overeat; that overeating is a lifelong "disease" that will never be cured. Only by working the 12 step program and attending meetings for life can anyone begin to approach "recovery".The Trimpey's argue that this belief system is irrational and ultimately unhelpful to the overeater. The book outlines some key "Philosophy of Fatness" (irrational beliefs) that helps to keep us overeaters fat. Some of these beliefs are the following: Fresh Approach for an Age-old problem
The Trimpeys aren't going to be popular among all the myriad therapists, treatment centers, fat farms, diet gurus and "experts" like Susan Powter and Richard Simmons who are making fortunes at the expense of desperate dieters.What this book manages to so ably point out is that every person who has successfully lost weight and kept it off permanently did so from a Big Plan - NOT through the "support" of any group such as Weight Watchers, Overeaters Anonymous or the like.It was an INDIVIDUAL CHOICE backed up by individual effort and initiative.The Trimpeys help the reader find that motivation and reinforce the will to recover from binge eating by recognizing and seeing through the Voice of Fatness. While there are no easy answers or magic pills, there IS a rational choice which we can learn to make for ourselves.By debunking the irrational beliefs surrounding compulsive eating, discarding worthless theories about the origins of our problems, and directly confronting that internal voice masquerading as our own mind we can triumph over the whole kit and kaboodle. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Diet/Nutrition    2. Eating Disorders - General    3. Neuropsychology    4. Psychology    5. Self-Help / Eating Disorders   

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Good to get you started
I bought this book to help my boyfriend manage his diabetes better. There are several recipes in here, but I was a little disappointed that there weren't more meal/main course options. Its great if you're primarily looking for desserts, appetizers, etc to serve, but I feel very limited with the options for a main course.

I love this cookbook!
I have been usings Busy People's Diabetic Cookbook for several months. This Cookbook has a lot of Breakfast ideas, and delicious drink smoothies that I find very helpful to keep me going on a good, healthy diet. It also has a lot of other delicious entree ideas that are easy to make. My kids love the Super Fruity Strawberry Milk Shakes, and when made, and poured into a tall glass, it looks like a special shake straight from the malt shop! It's delicious. The Cream of Chicken & Brocolli Soup was delcious, as well as the Parmesan Potatoes. The best part of this cookbook is that the recipies are easy to make, and none of them take over 30 minutes to cook, including the preparation time. I am surprised that I can cook a good meal in a short amount of time, and it be delicious. The menu idea suggestions that Dawn adds for each recipie have been a great help to planning an entire meal. I enjoyed the Diabetic Busy People's Cookbook so much that I bought 3 more of the other Busy People's Cookbooks. This money was well spent. Each cookbook interacts with the others to help plan meals (if you need ideas and suggestions). These cookbooks are perfect for busy Mom's! I use them all to help plan weekly meals. I have lost 10 pounds already by changing my diet, and using Dawn's recipies. I am borderline diabetic, and if I can keep up with a weekly meal plan with some of these recipies -- my health is going to improve tremendously. I'd love to see Dawn come up with a cookbook for eating for one or two - some way to help me with breakfast and lunch ideas for (one person) that I would cook while the kids are at school, and my husband is at work. It would be great to have all Dawn's recipies on a CD to help make grocery shopping lists easier to handle, too. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Cooking    2. Cooking / Wine    3. Diabetes    4. Diet therapy    5. Diseases - Diabetes    6. Health & Healing - Diabetic & Sugar Free    7. Quick and easy cookery    8. Recipes    9. Cooking / Diabetic & Sugar-Free   

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Great way to start the day
I purchased the book, FOOD FOR THOUGHT, a few years ago.Elizabeth L. knows what she is talking about. I read a daily meditation each morning and always find something in the writing that pretains to me. If you suffer from compulsive overeating, buy FOOD FOR THOUGHT.It's very inspirational.

Very Insightful and Supportive
This book has been a great support for me. I often go back to passages over and over. It is supportive and written in a positive manner. It addresses motivation, making mistakes, forgivness, you name it. I knowpeople that use this book for mediations even if they aren't over eaters. Ihighly, highly recommend this book! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Devotional    2. Eating Disorders - General    3. General    4. Meditation    5. Psychology    6. Self-Help    7. Mind, body, spirit: disciplines & techniques    8. Self-Help / Substance Abuse   

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A Perfect Fit for a Niche Market
In "Cooking Up Fun for Kids with Diabetes" the authors dedicate the first two chapters to providing a basic understanding of diabetes.The first chapter discusses diabetes with a slant toward helping a child understand it.The second one is from the perspective of what the adult parent needs to know. Answer to a Mom's Prayer
I was delighted to read about this cookbook in my local newspaper and ran out to buy a copy right away. My eleven year old daughter was recently diagnosed with diabetes, so this book about nutrition/healthy cooking is an answer to my prayers. In addition to the fun and great-tasting recipes with complete nutrition information, there are clear explanations about the type 1 and type 2 diabetes conditions and even some fun "non-food" projects. My daughter and I spent a weekend afternoon in the kitchen making Fruit Filled Quesadillas- messy, but fun! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Children    2. Children with Special Needs    3. Cooking    4. Cooking / Wine    5. Diabetes in children    6. Diabetic Cookery    7. Diet therapy    8. Diseases - Diabetes    9. Health & Healing - Diabetic & Sugar Free    10. Juvenile literature    11. Medical    12. Nutrition    13. Pediatric Nutrition    14. Pediatrics    15. Recipes    16. Coping with illness    17. Dietetics & nutrition    18. Health & Fitness / Diseases / Diabetes    19. Health & wholefood cookery    20. Paediatric medicine   

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Even Little Kids Get Diabetes
This is a very nice book for smaller children. I enjoyed reading this to my 2 year old. There are a few things that have changed since it was published in 1991. Children can now have some candy, ice cream and cake on special occasions and if it's sugar free or low on carbs.But overall this book was a nice way to introduce my child to the understanding that he is not alone and that there are other children who get diabetes.

DFM review
We've purchased this book as part of an information package that we give to children who are newly diagnosed. Some of the issues are clearly outdated (for example, the child with DM having to eat the cake without icing whereas now we know that, using carbohydrate counting, this is not necessarily the case). There are positive aspects to the book-reinforcement that there are "special things" that you have to do to stay healthy-blood glucose checks, insulin injections etc... but above all, "you're (still)a regular kid." The book also touches on parental grief/anger at the disease, sibling jealousy, a child's perspective that diabetes means you'll "die" becauseof the first syllable of the word, "diabetes." In the eyes of our office staff, the positive aspects of this book outweigh the negative or "outdated" material.Maybe a revised edition or sequel could have info on the insulin pump!

Very helpful
My daughter now age 3, absolutely loves this book. She treasures it more than any others. It's true that it does have some outdated material such as not being able to eat certain things, but for her that worked out fine for me anyway because of her multiple food allergies so shes' still limited on what she can have even if it's not because of her diabetes. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's Books/Ages 4-8 Nonfiction    2. Children: Grades 1-2    3. Diabetes    4. Diabetes in children    5. Health & Daily Living - Diseases    6. Juvenile Nonfiction    7. Juvenile literature    8. Body & health   

Subjects:  1. Alternative Therapies    2. Consumer Health    3. Diseases - Diabetes    4. General    5. Medical    6. Non-insulin-dependent diabetes    7. Popular works    8. Weight loss   

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Reversing Diabetes Cookbook : More Than 200 Delicious, Healthy Recipes
A good campanion to Reversing Diabetes by the same author

Food allergy friendly!
This book is also great if you have peanut or soy allergies.I have a 7 year old who is allergic to peanuts and soy and there are many reacipes in here including desserts that are just for him!He was so excited!

Easy, delicious recipes, even if you don't have diabetes
Regardless of whether you have diabetes or not, this is an excellent cookbook with healthy, easy and fairly quick recipes. In most other cookbooks, you mark the recipes that you like - in this book, they are ALL good! I haven't found one that we wouldn't want to make again, and we cook a lot out of books like Cooking Light and Jacques Pepin. This is our new favorite. I bought 10 more books to give to family and friends as inexpensive gifts. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Cooking    2. Cooking / Wine    3. Diabetes    4. Diet therapy    5. Health & Healing - Diabetic & Sugar Free    6. Non-insulin-dependent diabetes    7. Recipes    8. Health & Fitness / Diets    9. Health & wholefood cookery   

Editorial Review

If you have diabetes or cook for someone with diabetes, and you have a busy life, this cookbook will solve several problems for you. All 200 recipes follow the low-fat, high-fiber, moderate-protein guidelines, and all can be prepared in 30 minutes or less with familiar ingredients from your pantry or supermarket. These recipes are tasty, providing satisfying, healthy eating for the whole family, not just the person with diabetes--no more separate meals. Imagine a breakfast of Asian Omelet with Crab (like egg foo yong without the fat and salt), Breakfast Burrito (10 minutes to prepare), or Potato Pancakes (baked instead of fried). Lunches include a variety of soups, sandwiches, and salads. Dinners emphasize pasta, seafood, poultry, and lean meats, sometimes with an ethnic flair, such as Mushroom Ravioli, Spicy Halibut Fillets with Pineapple, Sausage and Mushroom Pizza (only 16 percent fat), Shrimp Fajitas, Cajun Grilled Chicken on Yellow Rice and Peas, and Turkey Sloppy Joes. Nutritional breakdown is provided (calories, fat, protein, carbohydrate, dietary fiber, cholesterol, sodium), along with exchange information. Designed to feed one to four people, the book includes savory dishes for all meals, plus exchange lists, answers to medical questions, and two weeks of menus (for both 1,200- and 1,800-calorie daily allowances). Read more

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Help Fight Off Unwanted Pounds
This time of year with Christmas and holiday parties there are so many temptations.With rich foods offered at every turn, one struggles against adding unwanted pounds.It can be more of a problem than just excess weight to work off after the holidays.For diabetics, holiday foods pose an immediate threat to their health.
So Sensible
The recipes are excellent and the best of all, none of the recipes call for exotic ingredients that I could only buy at a specialty store.Everything I can just open my cubbord and pull existing ingredients out to use in these delicious meals.

Joslin Diabetes Quick & Easy Cookbook
This book has become my bible in planning meals. The menus for 2 weeks are well put together, easy to use, easy to make shopping lists from and realistic for 2 people. The recipes are tasty, easy to understand and follow. For newly diagnosed diabetics, this is a fearless way to plan your eating-for-life. Amazingly,the amount of food presented in the daily the meal plans is almost more than one can eat!The index, appendicies of Q & A, exchange lists and other helps present even more information.Diane Lichtenstein ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Cooking    2. Cooking / Wine    3. Cooking for the sick    4. Diabetes    5. Diet therapy    6. Health & Healing - Diabetic & Sugar Free    7. Methods - Quick & Easy    8. Recipes    9. Cooking / Health    10. General cookery   

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GREAT BOOK FOR ALL AGES!
Great book!I purchased this book because I have a student who was recently diagnosed with diabetes.I wanted the class to understand what their classmate was going through and to answer any questions they may have.I truly believe that educating children on issue such as this will help enhance their lives as well as the child who is experiencing it first hand.Thanks Kim, for a wonderful book for all ages!!

A Great Book to Send to School!
My daughter was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes three years ago. Every year since, I've asked her teachers to let her read this book to the class at the beginning of the year. This is a great tool for the other children tounderstand what Diabetes is, why my daughter gets special snacks at specialtimes, but most importantly it lets them know that she is just like everyother kid. Having Diabetes is hard enough on children without the addedstress it can cause at school. I encourage all parents who are in myposition to make this book a part of your school education efforts. Itshouldn't replace the training materials and meetings, but addresses theoften overlooked element of how to help the child with Diabetes fit intothe classroom. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's 4-8 - Diet / Personal Health    2. Children: Grades 1-2    3. Diabetes    4. Diabetes in children    5. Diseases    6. Health & Daily Living - Diet & Nutrition    7. Health & Daily Living - Diseases    8. Health & Daily Living - General    9. Juvenile Nonfiction    10. Juvenile literature    11. Health    12. Health education--Parent participation    13. School