What We’re Reading: Diabetes Resolutions and Reflections

January 3, 2008

This week, several diabetes bloggers are using New Year’s as a time both to set goals for the year ahead and to look back on the year just past. Here are just a few resolutions and reflections we found across the Web:

Molly at My Diabetes Partner[1] is resolved to keep taking good care of her feet—and has some advice for others who want to do the same.
Kendra James at Diabetes Notes[2] has made specific commitments for following a better diet and getting more exercise.
Elizabeth Edelman at Diabetes Daily[3] reflects on what she knows after another year of living with diabetes.

You may have made your own resolutions this year. If you have, here is some sobering news: According to a recent survey, 35% of New Year’s resolutions don’t make it intact into February.

To help you beat the odds, The Diabetes Self-Management Blog‘s David Spero[4] and Amy Campbell[5], as well as The New York Times’s health blog, Well[6], have some ideas for healthful resolutions that are easier to stick with.

This blog entry was written by Assistant Editor David Golann.

Endnotes:

My Diabetes Partner: http://mydiabetespartner.org/?p=160
Diabetes Notes: http://www.diabetesnotes.com/new-years-resolution-list-oh-boy-these-are-tough-to-make/
Diabetes Daily: http://www.diabetesdaily.com/content/2007/12/28/what-do-i-know.php
David Spero: https://www.diabetesselfmanagement.com/blog/David_Spero/New_Year_s_Resolutions
Amy Campbell: https://www.diabetesselfmanagement.com/blog/Amy_Campbell/Gearing_Up_for_A_New_Year
Well: http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2007/12/31/will-your-resolutions-last-to-february/

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