I just put the exclamation point on that headline for fun.
Let’s face it… the holidays can sometimes be less than fun. Families, things to do, gifts to buy (if we’re lucky). Also, if we’re unlucky, we have family and company and religious get-togethers, the diabetes police to deal with, and the stress that comes from focusing on blood sugar while we’re trying to focus on those we care about most this time of year.
So let’s talk about that. But let’s not just talk about this time of year… let’s talk about all the holidays.
I’ll be hosting the weekly #DSMA Twitter chat this Wednesday night. Let’s talk about all of the holidays that we celebrate through the year, and the ways they may or may not influence or be influenced by our diabetes.
The discussion will involve diabetes in some places, and in other places, just life, not specifically diabetes. Look at it as a chance to learn (or even ask) about holidays in other countries, or other cultures. Feel free to share what makes your favorite holidays great, from a diabetes and non-diabetes perspective.
Let’s take some of the stress out of, again, all the holidays, Wednesday night at 9:00 eastern time (US). To follow along, follow the @DiabetesSocMed Twitter handle and the #DSMA hashtag.
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My family is a bigger influencer of holidays than diabetes. I mean lets face it, its not a Phillips holiday until the police arrive and the handcuffs come out. I just always ask they not take my sensor off in booking.
Oh, one more tip, arrive at lock up before 2:00 PM in my town. Otherwise you will likely not get dinner.
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