The Smart Woman's Guide to Eating Right with Diabetes (Paperback)

from Hillgirl

I have to first say that I do not have diabetes. But I do have fibromyalgia and read any book that I can on any condition hoping that it will help me eat right to lose some of this weight I have put on from the fibro. I have to say that I found it useful in ways but really not a good read the way...

from ronincats

While this book had a lot of good information, I found the format scattered. Her numerous "interviews" spread the information out in such a way that the key information was hard to access for me.

from lisabee

Book seems to aim mostly at Type 1 diabetics, but most of the info can be used for Type 2 as well. There seems to be some reasonably good information in here, but the format and lack of organization of the chapters doesn't help convey the info in the most accessible manner.

from myoldkyhome

Amy Stockwell Mercer does a great job of helping women to better understand how to manage their diabetes and live a normal life. As a family member of diabetics, I know how complicated it can be to prepare food and they to eat normally while living with this disease. She takes the complicated tas...

from ShawnMarie

As someone who has had gestational diabetes that didn't respond to the "recommended diet" and as a person who faces that odd label of "pre-diabetic" with an OK A1C but high fasting number, I was glad to receive a copy of this book. The book talks about various myths about diabetic eating and also...