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Jim was diagnosed with diabetes, and his doctor says he needs to keep active, so I hide his TV remote three times a week.
Wow, this is really heavy reading.
Ohh, everything looks so good!
I'll help keep you from even thinking about sweets - it's a piece of cake!
The dietician said he should watch what he eats!
Your sugar's out of whack. You tested positive for gummy worms.
The Invasion of the Baby Boomers! Diagnosed with Adult Onset Diabetes.
According to John, he was following his doctor's advice and exercising regularly.
While attempting to exercise in front of his television, Warren learns the true meaning of 'Lo-Impact' aerobics.
Ralph soon encountered one of the undocumented safety hazards of Ed's blood glucose testing.

Type 2 Cartoons

Updated 229 weeks ago
Jim was diagnosed with diabetes, and his doctor says he needs to keep active, so I hide his TV remote three times a week.

Sent 42 Times
Posted 1 February 2009

Wow, this is really heavy reading.

Sent 15 Times
Posted 1 October 2008

Ohh, everything looks so good!

Sent 9 Times
Posted 1 October 2008

I'll help keep you from even thinking about sweets - it's a piece of cake!

Sent 10 Times
Posted 1 August 2008

The dietician said he should watch what he eats!

Sent 37 Times
Posted 1 June 2008

Your sugar's out of whack. You tested positive for gummy worms.

Sent 48 Times
Posted 1 June 2008

The Invasion of the Baby Boomers! Diagnosed with Adult Onset Diabetes.

Sent 11 Times
Posted 3 April 2008

According to John, he was following his doctor's advice and exercising regularly.

Sent 27 Times
Posted 29 January 2008

While attempting to exercise in front of his television, Warren learns the true meaning of 'Lo-Impact' aerobics.

Sent 4 Times
Posted 29 January 2008

Ralph soon encountered one of the undocumented safety hazards of Ed's blood glucose testing.

Sent 23 Times
Posted 29 January 2008

It's the only way he will exercise!

Sent 29 Times
Posted 17 December 2007

Guess Your Weight? Guess Your Age? Guess Your Blood Sugar?

Sent 13 Times
Posted 25 November 2007

Russell believes in eating a balanced diet!

Sent 18 Times
Posted 18 July 2007

Did you leave room for dessert?

Sent 8 Times
Posted 4 January 2007

Ed is in a study involving diabetes and lack of exercise. This is his remote control group.

Sent 79 Times
Posted 20 July 2006

Blood glucose a little low, honey?

Sent 140 Times
Posted 10 November 2005

When you learn to control your blood glucose, you won't feel like such a beast.

Sent 14 Times
Posted 10 November 2005

Diet, Testing, Exercise

Sent 44 Times
Posted 10 November 2005

This Guys on Avandia

Sent 6 Times
Posted 10 November 2005

Exercise Helps

Sent 23 Times
Posted 10 November 2005

New Years Resolution

Sent 20 Times
Posted 10 November 2005

Even with no sugar added, it still has 24 grams of carbs.

Sent 107 Times
Posted 10 November 2005

When I hit 120 years, I developed adult-onset diabetes.

Sent 42 Times
Posted 10 November 2005

Since my husband developed diabetes, I've lost thirty pounds following his diet!

Sent 41 Times
Posted 10 November 2005

Control my diet, control my life style, control my carbs... What are you, some kind of freak?

Sent 256 Times
Posted 10 November 2005

It's very important Mister Tweedle Dum, that you keep your diet and exercise program like you brother Tweedle Dee, to control your diabetes

Sent 27 Times
Posted 10 November 2005

Unfortunately, Martha’s idea of the Diabetic ‘Exchange’ system was to exchange an empty plate for a full one.

Sent 160 Times
Posted 10 November 2005

The most frightening film I've ever seen!

Sent 75 Times
Posted 10 November 2005

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