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The Book of Better: Life with Diabetes Can't Be Perfect. Make It Better.

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The Book of Better: Life with Diabetes Can't Be Perfect. Make It Better.

I have diabetes. Iâ€™ve lived with it for years and years. Iâ€™ve done everything to learn as much as I can about it. Iâ€™ve made more idiot mistakesâ€”accidentally and on purposeâ€”with diabetes than you think would be safe. Iâ€™ve managed to stay very healthy. And by some standards, my life is pretty â€œnormal.â€

Throughout my extended career as a person with diabetes, the most important fact I have learned is that ANY BIT BETTER (â€¦3%...5%...28%...91%...) IS STILL BETTER. It might be the most important thing you can know about your diabetes. Maybe we canâ€™t make it go away.

Maybe we canâ€™t make it perfect. Maybe weâ€™re still mad that we got stuck with it. But we absolutely CAN make it BETTER. Itâ€™s not always easy, but itâ€™s not complicated either. Diabetes gets Better if you make it Better.
Country USA
Brand Harmony Books
Manufacturer Harmony
Binding Paperback
ItemPartNumber Illustrations, color
Color Gold
ReleaseDate 2011-11-01
UnitCount 1
EANs 9780307720689

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