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As a diabetes social science researcher and person with type 1 diabetes for more than 24 years, I cringe when my health care providers (HCPs) suggest that I need to “control” my diabetes. I know exactly what they are saying; however, I have come to accept that control is beyond my capability. Merriam Webster defines “control” as, “to direct the behavior of something to do what you want; to have power over” (1). If only I had this super power! On the other hand, the definition of management is, “to handle or direct with a degree of skill” and “to take care of and make decisions about” (2). This is something I can do!Let me illustrate the difference. If you have children, you may believe you are controlling your children when they do what you are asking them to do. However, you only have the illusion of control. The children maintain control over their actions; they just decide to cooperate and to do what you want them to do. Diabetes is very much like a child. You may believe you have control because your glucose was in a healthy range at a given time. Diabetes may …

Diabetes Cannot Be Controlled, But It Can Be Managed