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What is Living Well with Diabetes? This researched and proven workshop is designed to help Type 2 diabetics or pre-diabetics learn skills and increase their knowledge for managing diabetes. Type 1 or adults living with someone who has diabetes are encouraged to attend! These small group workshops are led by two trained facilitators and meet for 2½ hours once a week for six weeks. The workshop does not replace existing treatments, but serves to complement a participant’s medical treatment plan. Topics Include: What’s in it for me? People who have taken the workshop show: Better health and increased confidence in managing their diabetes Improvements in blood sugar levels and A1C Decrease in health distress and hypo- and hyperglycemia Minimize the adverse effects of diabetes Fewer doctor and emergency room visits and fewer hospitalizations Did you know? In Minnesota 10.5% of the adult population has diabetes, that is almost 470,000 people. Diabetes is the leading cause of blindness, heart disease, stroke, kidney disease, and amputation of lower extremities. Diabetes is a very expensive disease to treat: The cost in Minnesota alone is $4.4 billion. Statistics are from the American Diabetes Association Living Well with Diabetes Upcoming workshop: Space is limited! Call to register today! What is Diabetes? Sharing/Problem-Solving Setting short-term goals Healthy Eating: Meal planning and reading nutrition labels Tips for exercising Stress & depression management Monitoring blood sugars Preventing low blood sugar Managing difficult emotions Preventing or Delaying Complications Working with and communicating more effectively with family, friends, and medical providers. Living Well with Diabetes workshop Living Well with Diabetes workshop Living Well with Diabetes workshop Living Well with Diabetes workshop Living Well with Diabetes workshop Living Well with Diabetes workshop Living Well with Diabetes workshop Living Well with Diabetes workshop Living Well with Diabetes workshop Living Well with Diabetes workshop Living Well with Diabetes workshop Living Well with Diabetes workshop Living Well with Diabetes workshop Check out our other living well programs by visiting: www.mnraaa.org

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Page 1: Living Well with Diabetes - mnraaa.org · What is Living Well with Diabetes? This researched and proven workshop is designed to help Type 2 diabetics or pre-diabetics learn skills

What is Living Well with Diabetes?

This researched and proven workshop is designed to help Type 2 diabetics or

pre-diabetics learn skills and increase their knowledge for managing diabetes.

Type 1 or adults living with someone who has diabetes are encouraged to attend!

These small group workshops are led by two trained facilitators and meet for

2½ hours once a week for six weeks. The workshop does not replace existing

treatments, but serves to complement a participant’s medical treatment plan.

Topics Include:

What’s in it for me? People who have taken the workshop show:

• Better health and increased confidence in managing their diabetes

• Improvements in blood sugar levels and A1C

• Decrease in health distress and hypo- and hyperglycemia

• Minimize the adverse effects of diabetes

• Fewer doctor and emergency room visits and fewer hospitalizations

Did you know?

• In Minnesota 10.5% of

the adult population has

diabetes, that is almost

470,000 people.

• Diabetes is the leading

cause of blindness,

heart disease, stroke,

kidney disease, and

amputation of lower

extremities.

• Diabetes is a very

expensive disease to

treat: The cost in

Minnesota alone is $4.4

billion.

Statistics are from the

American Diabetes Association

Living Well with Diabetes

Upcoming workshop: Space is limited! Call to register today!

• What is Diabetes?

• Sharing/Problem-Solving

• Setting short-term goals

• Healthy Eating: Meal planning

and reading nutrition labels

• Tips for exercising

• Stress & depression management

• Monitoring blood sugars

• Preventing low blood sugar

• Managing difficult emotions

• Preventing or Delaying Complications

• Working with and communicating

more effectively with family, friends,

and medical providers.

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Check out our other living well programs by visiting:

www.mnraaa.org

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