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Hypoglycemia, or low blood sugar, is a known complication of diabetes, and it is defined as a blood sugar value below the "normal" range, i.e. less than 80 mg/dl.As you know, hypoglycemia presents with nausea, dizziness, sweating, cool pale skin, and anxiety. If left untreated, low blood sugar can result in coma and injury to key organs including the brain.Here are some tips to prevent hypoglycemia: 1) Make sure that meal times are regular, especially if they are timed around your insulin peaks. 2) Do not skip meals when on glucose lowering medication - it is important to eat a regular times to keep your sugar on an even keel. 3) Plan ahead for exercise and have a snack before vigorous exercise. 4) Plan for when you are not going to be able to eat a regular meal, and keep a meal substitute handy, so that you can stay on your eating routine. 5) Avoid quantities of simple sugars. ...

Shopping for an adaptive vehicle can involve exhaustive research. Learning about which car, van, or truck to choose for your adaptive vehicle and what accessories and options to choose means you’ll be sifting through a great deal of information. In order to make your decision making process on an adaptive vehicle easier, we’ve listed some resources for you to do your vehicle research. ABLEDATA at www.abledata.com has consumer guides for most types of disability related equipment and will provide you with consumer information about current products as well.To receive manufacturer catalogs and brochures, register with a national service called Project Link. You can visit their website at www.phhp.ufl.edu/ot/projectlink.The National Rehabilitation Information Center at www.naric.com provides databases and vehicle research helpful to making your decision about an adaptive vehicle.