Not Settling for LessFor most people with type 1 diabetes, John’s experience would have been categorized as above average. His blood sugar felt pretty well-controlled and his A1c was 6.3.

Not Settling for LessFor most people with type 1 diabetes, John’s experience would have been categorized as above average. His blood sugar felt pretty well-controlled and his A1c was 6.3.
Time to Get Off the Roller CoasterDana has lived most of her life with type 1 diabetes; she was diagnosed at age 3. For most of that time, she had
Answering the (Wake Up) Call When Mysty got called into her doctor’s office, she knew bad news was coming – but she didn’t know just how alarming it would be.
“None of My Clothes Fit Anymore!”Before Elsa found the Mastering Diabetes program, she was feeling very scared. She had prediabetes and was overweight. She was not comfortable or happy with
The Wake Up Call Cynthia was first diagnosed with type 2 diabetes in 2012, following a number of very stressful life events. After over 10 years of living with diabetes,
These days, Suzanne can’t stop talking about the Mastering Diabetes Method. Her health, and her life, radically changed in the course of six months.Consistent Effort Over Time Creates Big ResultsIn
Neuropathy Taking Its TollBefore committing to the Mastering Diabetes method, Bryan had been experiencing neuropathy for 4 years. He would regularly feel pain and numbness in his legs, feet, hands,
“Normal” is not necessarily healthyA few years ago, Catherine was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. Over the course of those few years, her doctor rotated multiple medications for her based