Posts Tagged ‘diabetes’
World Diabetes Day and the Dangers of Statins!!
World Diabetes Day 2024 Today is an opportunity to raise awareness about diabetes, which is a deadly world-wide public health issue. Health care needs to to improve the prevention, diagnosis, and management of this 24/7 and “never get a break” or remission disease. Why I am writing this I am writing this blog post because…
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Happy Birthday “Princess Shayna”: My Children’s Book That Teaches, Kindness, Understanding, and Respect!
Princess Shayna’s Invisible Visible Gift On this coming Friday, February 2/2/24, Princess Shayna’s Invisible Visible Gift will be 27 years of age. The fictional princess and I were born the the “second day of the second month of the new year”. My Family Fairy Tale is a chapter book that children can color in the…
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National Suicide Prevention Month & Awareness About Smiling Depression
National Suicide Prevention Month September is National Suicide Prevention Month. All month long I have been reading about this tragedy that takes people’s lives. In the past people were ashamed or embarassed to talk about their mental health. However, we have seen and read about Olympians having mental health issues and courageously talking about their…
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Celebrate National Nurses Week and Discover Nurses’ “Patient Care” Brain Color Personalities!
Tomorrow, Friday, May 6th, is the first day of National Nurse Week. The celebration to honor our dedicated and skilled health professionals concludes on May 12th, which is Florence Nightingale’s 195th birthday! I am delighted and honored to be part of the Edward J. Hines VA Hospital Nurses Week Celebration. On Monday, May 9th, I…
Read moreRomance, “Wet Paint,” Diabetes, and Cha-Cha Tips in the February BrainBuzz Newsletter
I am back from my Blue Brain visits with family and friends. Before we left on our vacation, my husband and I said we wanted to clear out all our Brain Colors and relax. We definitely did. We both felt like Disorganized Orange Brain bobble-heads when we had to return to our desks to take…
Read moreTips for Holiday: Harmony, Gifts, Celebrations, Stress, Energy, Changes, Recipes, and Books!
In my June BrainBuzz Newsletters my Green Brain wrote about Sensational Summer Tips. Today, 6 months later, my is filled with Helpful Blue Brain Tips for Holiday: Harmony, Gifts, Celebrations, Stress, Energy, Changes, Recipes, and Books! During the past 6 months, I completed Purr-fect Pals: A Kid, A Cat & Diabetes that was published in…
Read moreUnique Activity-Picture-Resource Book to Help Children with Diabetes & Their Families Is Now Available!
Exciting Orange Brain News! 1. Purr-fect Pals: A Kid, A Cat & Diabetes is now available on Amazon including the “Look Inside” feature. However, you will not be the first person to order you copy. I am thrilled to tell you that many other people have already ordered their copy to help children with diabetes…
Read moreLet’s Change Type 1 Diabetes to Type None!
I just changed the avatar on my What Color Is Your Brain? Sheila Glazov Facebook Page on my Sheila Glazov Personal Facebook Page to show my support for National Diabetes Awareness Month for humans and pets and World Diabetes Day November on November 14th. I plan on keeping the diabetes avatar on my Facebook Pages…
Read moreDiscover Why Author Must Write Picture Book for Children with Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes
I have not written a blog post in 19 days, but it was not because I did not want to write. My absence was due to my Green Brain was reviews and revising What Color Is Your Brain? When Caring for Patients, my Blue Brain was celebrating the Jewish New Year of 7557 with my…
Read moreUnderstanding people’s Brain Color Personalities can help you hire the perfect person for the job!
Jennifer C. is the extraordinary Yellow/Green/Blue/Orange book editor. Luckily for me, Jenn is able schedule out-of-the-office editing for my special documents and monthly BrainBuzz Newsletters. Today, I was preparing a check and writing Jenn a thank you note for her prompt, precise, thoughtful, and generous editing services. As I began writing my thank you note…
Read moreFather Asks Sons To Write One Word That Describes Living With Diabetes
In my post on February 12th about the South New Jersey JDRF Chapter’s “Living With Type One Diabetes” Educational Symposium, I included a picture of 3 boys with Living with diabetes is no easy feat! written on their feet. I was surprised and delighted when I received a Facebook message from Scott Kasper, who is…
Read moreResearch Discovery – New Way to Treat Insulin Dependent Diabetes
Wow, exciting diabetes research news! My cousin George has a Wonderfully Curious Green Brain. He recently sent me a fascinating article about Dr. Eli Lewis, a diabetes expert at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev. “Through research, Dr. Lewis found a use for a safe and thoroughly tested drug, Alpha-1 antitrypsin (AAT). The FDA-approved protease inhibitor…
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