Understanding Type 1 Diabetes Guides
WRITTEN BY: BT1 Editorial Team
2018-06-13
Whether you are dealing with a new diagnosis of type 1 diabetes or looking to teach others about type 1 diabetes, here are Beyond Type 1’s ultimate guides to understanding this autoimmune disease. Type 1 diabetes can be complicated to manage and when you’re trying to explain it to someone else like a teacher, coach, or family member, these guides are the best place to start! Easy to understand and share, the Teaching Type 1 Diabetes to Others Guides, are the tools to better educate and empower others who are new to type 1 diabetes (T1D).
A Coach’s Guide to Type 1 Diabetes
As a coach, you want to push each member of your team. Don’t see type 1 as a roadblock; see type 1 as a challenge that your athlete takes on everyday. Here is what you should know about type 1 diabe...MOREThe Grandparent’s Guide to T1D
The greatest gift that a grandparent can give to their type 1 grandchild is support. Support can come from a variety of ways. Of course, there is the medical terminology and making sure that you can h...MOREThe T1D Guide for Mental Health Care Providers
If you’re going to be caring for a person with type 1 diabetes with regard to their mental health, there are some important things to know about the various emotional impact of having T1D and the ma...MOREA Teacher’s Guide to Kids with Type 1 Diabetes
Being a teacher comes with the responsibility of taking care of 20-30 children on a daily basis. In your career, you may have a student with Type 1 diabetes in your class. Although you may feel overwh...MOREEmployer’s Guide to Type 1
Editor’s Note: This content is a part of Beyond Type 1’s guidebook, which includes guides for everyone who has a type 1 in their life. Check out the rest of our customized guides for the different...MOREThe Sibling Guide to Type 1 Diabetes
So what happens when a newly-diagnosed sibling of yours suddenly learns they have Type 1 Diabetes? How can you help? Whether you are a T1D or not, here are 5 simple ways you can help your recently-dia...MOREThe BFF Guide to Type 1 Diabetes
I can do anything other kids can do. I just have to check my blood and bolus (take insulin) if I’m eating. I can ride my bike, play baseball, run, and do all those types of fun activities. Just plea...MOREThe Co-Worker’s Guide to Type 1 Diabetes
Perhaps you will work with someone who has type 1 diabetes, or you are simply interested in learning more. Consider this guide to help you learn the ins and outs of type 1 diabetes in the work force.MOREThe Professor’s Guide to Type 1 Diabetes
Unlike elementary and secondary schools, colleges have no responsibility to identify disabilities. Therefore, it is the student’s job to let his or her school know about a Type 1 diabetes diagnosis....MOREThe RA’s Guide to Type 1 Diabetes
As an RN, here is everything you need to know about your resident with type 1 diabetes and how you can be helpful to their success in college/university.MOREThe Babysitter’s Guide to Type 1 Diabetes
As a babysitter, you need to be prepared for anything that comes your way. When you're babysitting a child with type 1 diabetes, there's an entire extra layer of preparation to consider.MORE
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Knowing there are many misconceptions about T1D, a woman set out to improve public education after her brother died from a DKA complication.
The Glycemic Index Diet was designed to help people with diabetes control their blood sugar levels. ...
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Type 1 diabetes is a chronic autoimmune condition that makes the body unable to produce insulin, the hormone that regulates blood sugar.