Type 1 Diabetes and Babysitting
Type 1 Diabetes and Babysitting: A Parent’s Toolkit gives you the ability to fill in specific information about your child and thoroughly train your caregiver.
Type 1 Diabetes in Children, Adolescents and Young Adults Seventh Edition
Having diabetes means that you need to make yourself better informed about this condition than the average doctor. In this remarkable book, Dr Ragnar Hanas shows you step-by-step how to become an expert in your own diabetes.
Type 1 Teens: A Guide to Managing Your Life With Diabetes
Type 1 Teens outlines straightforward strategies and tips to help you manage your diabetes before it manages you. Crack it open for simple-to-use tools and insider advice. Find practical and realistic self-help, all in this do-it-in-a-snap guide.
Typecast: Amazing People Overcoming the Chronic Disease of Type 1 Diabetes
This book is about those who faced that fear, then moved forward. Type 1 diabetes prepared them for life’s toughest challenges, and provided the ingredients for them to reach the highest levels of fortitude and success. The stories in this book empower us all to ultimately dominate diabetes.
Understanding Diabetes, 13th Edition
Representing the clinical practice methods of the The Barbara Davis Center for Childhood Diabetes, the 14th Edition, published in 2015, is completely up-to-date, including the latest on insulin pumps, continuous glucose monitoring, and research efforts such as the Bionic Pancreas.
Understanding Diabetes, 15th Edition
Used by doctors, patients, and families around the world, Understanding Diabetes, now in its 14th edition, is the definitive reference for people living with diabetes and parents of children with diabetes.
Understanding Insulin Pumps, Continuous Glucose Monitors and the Artificial Pancreas, 3rd Edition
As the Artificial Pancreas becomes closer to a reality (2017), all people who intend to use it will need to use both an insulin pump and a continuous glucose monitor (CGM).
Using Insulin
Using Insulin shows how to set, test, and adjust fast-acting and long-acting insulin doses for those with type 1 or type 2 diabetes.
When You’re a Parent with Diabetes
From the psychological to the medical to the purely practical, Kathryn Gregorio Palmer guides parents with either type 1 or type 2 diabetes through the ups and downs of staying healthy while raising a family.
Year One With Type One
Through Andrew’s eyes, you’ll get a first hand look at the symptoms, diagnosis, and everyday routine of type one. At 4 years old, he manages his new responsibility while still managing to enjoy everything a kid his age should. The fun rhyme and playful scenes make this book accessible, not only to diagnosed children, but to the family members, friends, and classmates looking for an inside look into T1D.
