Diabetes And Special Occasions
Have a Healthy Holiday! 
Whether you’re decking the halls, wrapping up gifts, or preparing to host the family meal, the holidays can be a time of great joy – and great stress. ‘Tis the season to take care of your health and to enjoy all that the holidays have to offer.
Holiday Recipes
Cook up a healthy holiday by checking out the best of the season with our Holiday Recipe Box.
Holiday Helpline
No need to wonder how to fit your favorite Thanksgiving dish into your diabetes management. The dLife Holiday Helpline is here with the answers you need!
13 Tips for Avoiding Holiday Weight Gain
Adults and children alike can enjoy the wonderful foods of the holiday season as long as they do so in moderation. Get 13 tips for avoiding weight gain during the holiday season.
Gift Ideas
Looking to give the gift of good health this holiday season? Check out these gift ideas that are perfect for your loved one.
Holiday Season Prep Quiz
dLife columnist Amy Tenderich schools you on how to handle the holiday season.
Cheers to you, yours, and your diabetes! Make sure you have all the facts on enjoying that holiday cocktail and good health.
Taking Care of your MistleToes
Looking for shoes that showcase your savvy but don’t sacrifice your safety? Read dLife columnist Joy Pape’s article on diabetes and holiday footwear.
Coping with the Stress of the Season
Don't think you can make it through another year of parties and holiday pressures? Here are seven tips for making it through the season with your sanity and blood sugar intact.
Expert columnist Lara Rondinelli helps you survive the holidays this year while still remaining healthy by eating smart and following a few tips.
Diabetes and Special Occasions
Don’t let diabetes keep you away from celebrations and gatherings with friends and family. Follow these simple tips for making it through, and enjoying, special occasions.
dLifeTV host Nicole Johnson shows us how she makes her holiday season healthier.
Sometimes the snowy season makes you feel down. Knowing the facts about diabetes and depression can help you through a tougher time.
Reviewed by Francine Kaufman, MD. 4/08