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Editor’s note: The following review contains content that may be unsuitable for our younger readers.
Is “The Secrets of Living and Loving With Diabetes” (Surrey Books, 2004) really filled with “secrets” and advice that can help you live more happily with diabetes?
You bet it is!
The new book by Janis Roszler, RD, CDE, LD/N, William H. Polonsky, PhD, CDE, and Steven V. Edelman, MD, offers realistic advice on topics that are important but often considered taboo.
Sensitive Issues Made Easy
The expert trio of Roszler, Polonsky, and Edelman combines their broad knowledge and years of experience working with people with diabetes in this must-have resource.
“The Secrets of Living and Loving With Diabetes” makes use of interactive activities and quizzes, discussion topics and personal accounts to help readers find answers to sensitive topics.
The chapters are filled with a wealth of information and practical, caring advice. Each chapter ends with two helpful lists: What a Person With Diabetes May Want His or Her Friends to Know and What a Loved One May Want the Person With Diabetes to Know.
Best of all, “The Secrets of Living and Loving
With Diabetes” offers a thorough chapter on
sexual challenges affecting both men and
women with diabetes. Here’s an example:
Susan and Tom were both frustrated. Lately,
intercourse had become so uncomfortable for
Susan, who has had type 2 diabetes for about
three years, that she dreaded each time Tom
came close. They discussed the problem, but
all Tom could suggest were different sexual
positions that he found in a book. Susan
recalled reading about lubrication problems in
a women’s magazine but couldn’t remember
the suggested causes or remedies. Neither
Susan nor Tom had any idea that Susan’s
diabetes was the major factor keeping her from
enjoying their intimate moments to the fullest.
Pass It Along
“The Secrets of Living and Loving With Diabetes” is well worth reading and keeping on your bookshelf. But before you put it up on the shelf, be sure to share it with any your friends or loved ones who also have diabetes.You can order “The Secrets of Living and Loving With Diabetes” from Surrey Books by calling (800) 326-4430; or, go to www.surreybooks.com. It is also available from Amazon.com and other major booksellers.
Some of the topics addressed by the authors in “The Secrets of Living and Loving With Diabetes” are:
Categories: Book Reviews, Diabetes, Diabetes, Living with Diabetes, Sexual Issues, Type 2 Issues
Feb 1, 2005
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