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Riva Greenberg
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Advisor,Speaker and Facilitator, American Diabetes Association
New York
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By Riva Greenberg| diaTribe Verified Riva Greenberg, who has lived with type 1 diabetes for over 50 years, explains how managing blood sugar – rather than trying to control it – has improved her time in range with less stress. No person with diabetes, no matter how many years they’ve had it, has achieved absolute control of their blood sugar. In fact, I would argue that “control” is not possible at all. It has to do with the word control itself, but more on that later.
By Riva Greenberg| diabetesstories.com@ I’m still in awe that the Joslin Diabetes Center gives medals for living with a chronic illness, or condition if you prefer. How progressive, how humanitarian, how kind, remarkable and inspiring. And I particularly like what it says on the back, “For 50 Courageous Years with Diabetes.”I applied for my type 1 diabetes (T1D) medal a shocking eight years ago. I was writing about the medal for the Huffington Post and the woman I was interviewing encouraged me to apply. So I did.
By Riva Greenberg| diaTribe Verified Riva Greenberg, who has lived with type 1 diabetes for over 50 years, explains how managing blood sugar – rather than trying to control it – has improved her time in range with less stress. No person with diabetes, no matter how many years they’ve had it, has achieved absolute control of their blood sugar. In fact, I would argue that “control” is not possible at all. It has to do with the word control itself, but more on that later.
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American Diabetes Association
The American Diabetes Association (ADA) is a nonprofit organization established in 1939 by six physicians. Its mission is to prevent and cure diabetes while improving the lives of those affected by the disease. The ADA aims to be a global leader and trusted source in diabetes care and education. The ADA offers a variety of services and programs, including education and advocacy for diabetes awareness, funding for research on diabetes management and prevention, and community support through camps and programs. It also provides healthcare professionals with the latest information to enhance patient care and works towards creating a more equitable healthcare system. The organization publishes guidelines and educational materials, offers online tools and resources, and hosts annual Scientific Sessions for diabetes professionals. The ADA serves a broad network that includes over 565,000 volunteers, nearly 20,000 healthcare professionals, and the general public, providing valuable resources and support to anyone affected by diabetes.
Arlington, Virginia, United States
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Founded: 1940