"A Quick Read, and Well Worth It"
Book News Flash from the blogosphere:
Christine Miserandino, who blogs about living with "invisible" chronic illness at ButYouDontLookSick.com has posted a
She recently discovered my blog, DiabetesMine.com, and has this to say:
"I found her writing to be easy to read and interesting (an unusual combination when reading health related writing) ... I was intrigued to see how her writing would read in book form.
"I was happy to read her book and have it contain the same style and 'voice' as her blog. This book has straight to the point facts that everyone dealing with diabetes and blood sugar issues should know.
"Dr. Richard Jackson and Amy Tenderich walk you through how to understand each of the five factors/ tests and then help you create a personalized treatment plan for optimum blood-glucose control, heart health, and general diabetes management and well being.
"I know that many of these medical tests, and numbers can be overwhelming, complicated and scary to many, especially to new patients dealing with this disease.
"This book helps you not only be more knowledgeable, but lets you know small things that you can do to improve your life, i.e.: exercise, food, and diet. It is great to have these two authors work together. You receive the medical expertise of a doctor, combined with the real life experience of a patient."
Best of all, she concludes her review this way:
"At 224 pages, this paperback book was a quick, but well worth the read. I would recommend this book for anyone you know who is living with diabetes or loving someone with diabetes." (!)
Check out the book on Amazon, or order it with a free trial pack of ExtendBar slow-release glucose snacks HERE.
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