With all the delicious treats available over the holidays, it can be challenging to control your blood glucose as someone with type 1 or type 2 diabetes. Add in traveling for the holidays, as many people do, and the situation becomes even harder to manage. However, with careful preparation and thoughtful planning, it’s possible to keep yourself healthy and still enjoy your holiday. Here’s some suggestions to make your holidays go smoothly! Plan Ahead Before you travel or head to …
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