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Tom Smith - Living with Type 1 Diabetes

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Diabetes is on the increase in all age groups and is described by the World Health Organisation as an epidemic. The good news is that effective control can greatly improve life expectancy, as well as reducing the risk of complications such as cardiovascular disease, stroke, kidney disease and blindness. This book explains how to tackle type one diabetes in adults and teenagers; it also looks at type two diabetes and explains why the dividing line between types one and two is not always easy to draw. Topics include: Late-onset type one diabetes; Organising your insulin; Pumps and transplants; Type two diabetes and the metabolic syndrome; Why so many more people with type two diabetes now need insulin for control; Managing type two diabetes - keeping the glucose levels down; Diet and weight control; Why you mustnt smoke - and how to stop if you do.

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Living with Type 1 Diabetes Dr Tom Smith has been writing full time since - photo 1

Living with Type 1 Diabetes

Dr Tom Smith has been writing full time since 1977, after spending six years in general practice and seven years in medical research. He writes the Doctor, Doctor column in the Guardian on Saturdays, and also has columns in the Bradford Telegraph & Argus , the Lancashire Telegraph , the Carrick Gazette and the Galloway Gazette . He has written three humorous books, Doctor, Have You Got a Minute?, A Seaside Practice and Going Loco , all published by Short Books. His other books for Sheldon Press include Heart Attacks: Prevent and Survive , Living with Alzheimers Disease , Coping Successfully with Prostate Cancer , Overcoming Back Pain , Coping with Bowel Cancer , Coping with Heartburn and Reflux , Coping with Age-related Memory Loss , Skin Cancer: Prevent and Survive , How to Get the Best from Your Doctor , Coping with Kidney Disease and Osteoporosis: Prevent and Treat .

Overcoming Common Problems Series

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101 Questions to Ask Your Doctor

Dr Tom Smith

Asperger Syndrome in Adults

Dr Ruth Searle

The Assertiveness Handbook

Mary Hartley

Assertiveness: Step by step

Dr Windy Dryden and Daniel Constantinou

Backache: What you need to know

Dr David Delvin

Birth Over 35

Sheila Kitzinger

Body Language: What you need to know

David Cohen

Bulimia, Binge-eating and their Treatment

Professor J. Hubert Lacey, Dr Bryony Bamford and Amy Brown

The Cancer Survivors Handbook

Dr Terry Priestman

The Chronic Pain Diet Book

Neville Shone

Cider Vinegar

Margaret Hills

Coeliac Disease: What you need to know

Alex Gazzola

Coping Successfully with Pain

Neville Shone

Coping Successfully with Prostate Cancer

Dr Tom Smith

Coping Successfully with Shyness

Margaret Oakes, Professor Robert Bor and Dr Carina Eriksen

Coping Successfully with Ulcerative Colitis

Peter Cartwright

Coping Successfully with Varicose Veins

Christine Craggs-Hinton

Coping Successfully with Your Hiatus Hernia

Dr Tom Smith

Coping Successfully with Your Irritable Bowel

Rosemary Nicol

Coping When Your Child Has Cerebral Palsy

Jill Eckersley

Coping with Anaemia

Dr Tom Smith

Coping with Asthma in Adults

Mark Greener

Coping with Birth Trauma and Postnatal Depression

Lucy Jolin

Coping with Bowel Cancer

Dr Tom Smith

Coping with Bronchitis and Emphysema

Dr Tom Smith

Coping with Candida

Shirley Trickett

Coping with Chemotherapy

Dr Terry Priestman

Coping with Chronic Fatigue

Trudie Chalder

Coping with Coeliac Disease

Karen Brody

Coping with Diverticulitis

Peter Cartwright

Coping with Drug Problems in the Family

Lucy Jolin

Coping with Dyspraxia

Jill Eckersley

Coping with Early-onset Dementia

Jill Eckersley

Coping with Eating Disorders and Body Image

Christine Craggs-Hinton

Coping with Envy

Dr Windy Dryden

Coping with Gout

Christine Craggs-Hinton

Coping with Headaches and Migraine

Alison Frith

Coping with Heartburn and Reflux

Dr Tom Smith

Coping with Life after Stroke

Dr Mareeni Raymond

Coping with Lifes Challenges: Moving on from adversity

Dr Windy Dryden

Coping with Manipulation: When others blame you for their feelings

Dr Windy Dryden

Coping with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

Professor Kevin Gournay, Rachel Piper and Professor Paul Rogers

Coping with Phobias and Panic

Professor Kevin Gournay

Coping with PMS

Dr Farah Ahmed and Dr Emma Cordle

Coping with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome

Christine Craggs-Hinton

Coping with the Psychological Effects of Cancer

Professor Robert Bor, Dr Carina Eriksen and Ceilidh Stapelkamp

Coping with Radiotherapy

Dr Terry Priestman

Coping with Rheumatism and Arthritis

Dr Keith Souter

Coping with Snoring and Sleep Apnoea

Jill Eckersley

Coping with Stomach Ulcers

Dr Tom Smith

Coping with Suicide

Maggie Helen

Coping with Type 2 Diabetes

Susan Elliot-Wright

Depressive Illness: The curse of the strong

Dr Tim Cantopher

Divorce and Separation: A legal guide for all couples

Dr Mary Welstead

Dying for a Drink

Dr Tim Cantopher

Dynamic Breathing: How to manage your asthma

Dinah Bradley and Tania Clifton-Smith

Epilepsy: Complementary and alternative treatments

Dr Sallie Baxendale

The Fertility Handbook

Dr Philippa Kaye

The Fibromyalgia Healing Diet

Christine Craggs-Hinton

Free Yourself from Depression

Colin and Margaret Sutherland

A Guide to Anger Management

Mary Hartley

The Heart Attack Survival Guide

Mark Greener

Helping Children Cope with Anxiety

Jill Eckersley

Helping Children Cope with Grief

Rosemary Wells

High-risk Body Size: Take control of your weight

Dr Funk Baffour

How to Beat Worry and Stress

Dr David Delvin

How to Cope with Difficult People

Alan Houel and Christian Godefroy

How to Develop Inner Strength

Dr Windy Dryden

How to Live with a Control Freak

Barbara Baker

How to Lower Your Blood Pressure: And keep it down

Christine Craggs-Hinton

How to Manage Chronic Fatigue

Christine Craggs-Hinton

Hysterectomy: Is it right for you?

Janet Wright

The IBS Healing Plan

Theresa Cheung

Lets Stay Together: A guide to lasting relationships

Jane Butterworth

Living with Angina

Dr Tom Smith

Living with Asperger Syndrome

Dr Joan Gomez

Living with Autism

Fiona Marshall

Living with Bipolar Disorder

Dr Neel Burton

Living with Crohns Disease

Dr Joan Gomez

Living with Eczema

Jill Eckersley

Living with Fibromyalgia

Christine Craggs-Hinton

Living with Gluten Intolerance

Jane Feinmann

Living with IBS

Nuno Ferreira and David T. Gillanders

Living with Loss and Grief

Julia Tugendhat

Living with Osteoarthritis

Dr Patricia Gilbert

Living with Osteoporosis

Dr Joan Gomez

Living with Physical Disability and Amputation

Dr Keren Fisher

Living with a Problem Drinker: Your survival guide

Rolande Anderson

Living with Rheumatoid Arthritis

Philippa Pigache

Living with Schizophrenia

Dr Neel Burton and Dr Phil Davison

Living with a Seriously Ill Child

Dr Jan Aldridge

Living with a Stoma

Professor Craig A. White

Living with Tinnitus and Hyperacusis

Dr Laurence McKenna, Dr David Baguley and Dr Don McFerran

Losing a Child

Linda Hurcombe

Losing a Parent

Fiona Marshall

Making Sense of Trauma: How to tell your story

Dr Nigel C. Hunt and Dr Sue McHale

Menopause in Perspective

Philippa Pigache

Motor Neurone Disease: A family affair

Dr David Oliver

The Multiple Sclerosis Diet Book

Tessa Buckley

Natural Treatments for Arthritis

Christine Craggs-Hinton

Osteoporosis: Prevent and treat

Dr Tom Smith

Overcome Your Fear of Flying

Professor Robert Bor, Dr Carina Eriksen and Margaret Oakes

Overcoming Agoraphobia

Melissa Murphy

Overcoming Anorexia

Professor J. Hubert Lacey, Christine Craggs-Hinton and Kate Robinson

Overcoming Emotional Abuse

Susan Elliot-Wright

Overcoming Gambling: A guide for problem and compulsive gamblers

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