It’s been a rough week for Beyonce. But she doesn’t seem to get down, she gets DIVA! All the backlash and the ‘did she or didn’t she’ twitter debates regarding her inauguration performance would probably destroy a lesser diva but not Sasha Fierce! She’s got her eye on the prize. Rumor has it that she’s working overtime in rehearsal preparing for her Super Bowl half-time show because she wants to blow people away! (I’m still upset that she’s promoting Pepsi)
It’s not really clear whether Beyoncé lip-synced when she sang the national anthem at President Obama’s inauguration So what if she did? It’s still her voice. She would have had to sing it to pre-record it. The real issue is why are we all so obsessed about being ‘perfec’t all time?
“Perfectionism helps us to continuously aim for higher standards and become better. It’s a good thing, says Celestine, a blogger for Lifehack.
“The problem is when the quest for perfectionism turns into an obsession – so much so that the perfectionist becomes neurotic over gaining “perfection” and refuses to accept anything less than perfect. In the process, she or he misses the whole point altogether. Such perfectionists can be known as “maladaptive perfectionists.”
This type of diva behavior can really have adverse effect on how someone manages their diabetes. Unexpected blood sugar high’s and low’s are a part of day to day living with diabetes. They’re just something that we have to accept and make peace in order to stay happy and health. If you continually let a bad or unexpected blood sugar value sabotage your mood and/or spirit it could potentially damage your overall health. Be a “Divabetic’ and allow yourself to hit an occasional ‘bad note.’ Stop being a perfectionist and enjoy the music. Check out the Divabetic 9 Steps to help you live a happy and healthy life in the Reading Room at www.divabetic.org
Watch News Yorkers choose between a Yoplait yogurt, Nature Valley granola bar and 7-11 Beef and Cheese combo pack on Serve, Taste or Trash! Food Game. You might be surprised by the results.
TUNE IN: Mr. Diabetes Roundtable podcast Inspired by Rihanna. Guests include: Neva White DNP, CRNP, CDE, Connie Frazier RD, CDE, Patricia Addie-Gentle RN, CDE, author Elsie Spruill, poet Lorraine Brooks, hairstylist and makeup artist Charlene Wilson, Mama Rose Marie and Allison from Jersey City, NJ living with type 2 diabetes http://www.blogtalkradio.com/divatalkradio1/2013/01/08/diabetes-roundtable-inspired-by-rihanna
Diabetes & Exercise? New York women living with diabetes share their experiences dealing with blood sugars, marathons and motivation
’Movie Girl Workouts’ with Mr. Divabetic and fitness expert, Katherine Adamenko show how you can turn your favorite movie into a fun, exercise routine.
Experience Mr. Divabetic’s wellness with a wow programming in Tucson, AZ, Santa Clara, CA, Philadelphia, PA, Savannah, GA and Bethesda, MD in 2013. Get more details at www.divabetic.org

Divabetic’s September Diva Inspiration 





