Around the Diabetes Blogosphere: April 2014 Edition

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April showers bring May flowers… or so they say. In 2014, many parts of the country are just now starting to warm up a bit after a crazy-cold winter, with ice and snow blasting the Midwest even into this month!Weather aside, we’ve been showered …

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  2. Spring Has Sprung for Exercise – April 2013 DSMA You might say I'm excited about exercise these days.That could very possibly be an understatement.Not in many years have I had an exercise routine like I am currently embracing, one that I'm actually keeping up with for the most part. Perhaps it's... ...
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