Web 2.0 Resources for Patients Dealing with Diabetes
Let’s see what you can do if you’re dealing with diabetes and you would like to find information, support or just comments about this condition on the web.
Read Blogs: You can read all the important news, announcements if you follow some blogs written of diabetes or written by patients with diabetes. Here are some examples:
- Six Until Me: Check out the Behind the Scene Scienceroll interview with the author, Kerri Morrone.
- Diabetes Mine: A gold mine of straight talk and encouragement for people living with diabetes.
- Chrissie’s Diabetes Blog: “T1 diagnosed October 1962 at the age of 10. Pumping since Sep 2004…”
- Blogabetes: The number one source that empowers millions of diabetes patients and those who care for them to live well with diabetes. (Scienceroll post)
Follow Blog Carnivals:A blog carnival makes it easier to track your field of interest as you can find the best articles about diabetes in one place.
Use Community Sites:
- SugarStats.com: Users can track their insulin intake, for example.
- TuDiabetes.com: A useful service with which you can manage your diabetes online. (Scienceroll post)
Watch Videos:
- Diabetes Video Clips
- Learn how to halt diabetes and how to care for a child with diabetes.
Try to Have Some Fun!
- LOL Diabetes is an excellent resource of funny, diabetes-related posts, images and videos. Check out the diabetes man:
Please leave us a comment in case you know more useful resources about diabetes!
Update: Don’t forget to check out the National Diabetes Education Initiative!
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Hey Berci – Thanks for including Six Until Me in your write-up, along with my employer dLife.
It’s great to see so many diabetes resources highlighted here.
You’re most welcome, Kerri!
It is great that you inform people about ways that we can improve our diabetes management. I have had diabetes for 45 years and have no few complications, but it is a hard job and we have to help eachother even if sometimes it is just a chance to explain how terribly frustrated one can get! My blog is at http://chrissieinbelgium.blogspot.com . Blogging really lets us talk to others who understand!
Thank you, Chrissie, for the kind words! I updated my post with your blog.
http://www.ndei.org/
I also receive some news from the above site on this important condition.
iskandar
Thank you, I update the article with this useful link!
Thanks for this site.
Thanks for updating and Providing useful information.
Regards,
Rose.