Pregnancy & Pre-Existing Diabetes. Providing a positive resource, for those who have #diabetes in #pregnancy. Healthy outcomes are possible. #DiabeticPregnancy
This applies to pregnancy/labor & delivery too...even though the article discusses surgeries & stays in general. @Healthline Staying Safe with Type 1 Diabetes in the Hospital https://t.co/8dvFzMZ46p
#DYK it takes two weeks to become immune to the flu after getting vaccinated? It's best to get your shot early, before flu season starts. #NIH's Deputy Director for Management Dr. Alfred Johnson invites you to join him in getting vaccinated to #FightFlu.
Concerned about healthy eating during these difficult times? Here are some tips that can help you ensure that you and your family eat healthy and tasty meals and snacks while dealing with the #coronavirus pandemic: https://t.co/mMnmFYkuuD
This is what I used during my pregnancy. The MFM had information in her office and I knew about #CountTheKicks before I officially started monitoring movement. SO important! @Rozzilynn
Help us get our materials into the hands of providers in your area by contacting a provider and asking if they know about #CountTheKicks. If they don’t, ask them to visit our website to order their materials today or offer to order materials for them! #MaternalHealth
We’re thrilled to share the preliminary results in a first-of-its kind research on the pregnancy outcomes of expectant women who used the Count the Kicks app during their pregnancy. Learn more: https://t.co/othxFSLcql
Monica Ramirez drove herself to the ER on a July afternoon. She was 30 weeks pregnant and she could not breathe.
She woke from a coma nearly 3 weeks later. In a different city. In a different hospital. Hooked up to a ventilator. And with her baby nearby. https://t.co/MPwn3jpeqR
Blame is not needed when it comes to #T1D management, especially from a healthcare provider.
More on taking the blame + shame out of complications ⬇️ https://t.co/FWeszIeIp9
DIAGNOSIS CONFUSION: One of our members was recently diagnosed with #type2diabetes, & after some ups and downs with their HbA1C & antibody testing, they aren't sure what is happening. Have you been misdiagnosed with type 2 diabetes? Read & share ➡️ https://t.co/wsFWVlz3Tl #t1d
How does #COVID19 affect pregnant women? Should pregnant women wear a mask? What should you do if you are breastfeeding? These questions and more answered in ACOG’s new patient resource: https://t.co/H4gYCTlAmQ #coronavirus
Pregnancy with type 1 diabetes...it ain't easy, but you can do it! Here are 9 myths (and the facts) about this life-changing pursuit in my latest for @DiabetesMine -->
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