Diabetes Awareness: Diabetes on the Job

Written by David Anderson


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- Keep your blood glucose meter and supplies where you can reach them. Don't leave blood glucose meters or insulin inrepparttar car. Extreme temperatures can affect them.

9. Watch out for stress

- Stress can wreak havoc on your blood sugars. Stress can cause either high or low blood sugar. It differs from person to person, and sometimes from situation to situation inrepparttar 114459 same person. Stress may mask symptoms of low blood sugar, or prompt completely different symptoms. Frequent monitoring is your best defense.

10. Keep good diabetes control

- The best thing you can do to remain productive is to stay healthy. Don't let your diabetes get so far out of control that you're not able to work. If you're eating well, exercising, and controlling your blood sugars, you will have a productive work life.

The payoff from a job well done is that if and when you need to take time off for your diabetes care, your boss and co-workers will remember your good track record and be that much more willing to cover for you or help you with scheduling. By communicating with your employer and taking responsibility for your care, you can incorporate your diabetes care into your work life successfully.

If you feel that your employer is not making reasonable accommodations to allow you to care for your diabetes at work, contactrepparttar 114460 Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) at: (800) 669-4000 or (800) 669-6820 TTY.

Ask your doctor about diabetes and have your blood sugar checked several times a year.

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To Witness t he L ife t hat is God.

Written by Michael Blitchtein.


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Even though her wound was still bleeding, she obviously felt much stronger and even expressedrepparttar desire to go torepparttar 114458 concert. Whenrepparttar 114459 ambulance arrived about five minutes later, there seemed to be onlyrepparttar 114460 need to clean her wound. She was fully conscious and was able to tell two attendants her name and address, and I told them what had happened. They thanked me, and drove away. After this incident we were still in time forrepparttar 114461 concert, and enjoyed itrepparttar 114462 more. It reminded me how vital it was for me to always keep my thoughts pure and unselfish, to daily live inrepparttar 114463 consciousness of that harmony which comes from God. It illustrated me how good it was that I could dismissrepparttar 114464 temptation of seeming pleasure in material wellbeing, inrepparttar 114465 possession of things like a house or a car earlier in my life. It also showed to me clearly that keeping my desires high and pure blessed a stranger in emergency. I feltrepparttar 114466 truth of these words in one of Paul’s letters: “…godliness with contentment is great gain.” (1.Tim.6: 6) An experience on a sidewalk in my city spoke to me again of true satisfaction in life. To be satisfied and happy meant to nurture God-like thoughts in my consciousness, to watch for and ever more become aware ofrepparttar 114467 existing divine harmony and peace inside of me. And most importantly to me, that incident on a sidewalk reassured me in what I believed, that I indeed did not have to witness anything, really, anything, that was not coming from God, who is ever-presence and from whom only good can come.

If you would like to explore more about Spirituality and Health based on Metaphysical Healing Prayer you can look at www.healing-prayer.net or you can e-mail me: mib@fhills.hotkey.net.au


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