We start with a short Zoom call. I listen to how you actually eat, move, and live — then I build a plan made for you. No cost.
Sample of what a personalized plan starts from
The generic handout
Your personalized plan
No forms to fill for hours, no jargon. Just a short talk and a plan made for your life.
Pick a time that works. We’ll talk for about 20–30 minutes — relaxed, no pressure.
Open the scheduler →How you eat, your routine, what you’ve tried, and where your glucose tends to move.
A personalized nutrition plan made around your patterns — sent straight to you. No cost.
Living with Type 2 diabetes is personal. Your plan should be too. Here’s what the free session gives you.
“For the first time, the plan fit my life instead of asking me to fit the plan.”
— the goal for every person I work with
Meals and timing shaped by how you really eat — not a one-size sheet.
We find the moments your glucose tends to move and plan directly around them.
Rooted in your tastes, budget, and culture — so it’s realistic to keep going.
Simple, doable actions for the week ahead. No overwhelm, no jargon.

Registered Nurse · Nurse Educator · Diabetes Educator
Desmond O. Croker is a Registered Nurse, Nurse Educator, and Diabetes Educator with more than 35 years of healthcare experience across Guyana, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, and the Turks and Caicos Islands. He is the Founder of Annie’s Memorial Chronic Diseases Education Centre, named for his mother, and in 2024 was recognized as a Senior Fellow of the International Diabetes Federation.
His work focuses on a single idea: most people living with Type 2 diabetes already know what they should do. What they have rarely been given is someone to help them understand what is actually driving their numbers, and how to change it in a way that fits their real life. That is the work he does here.
Tell me where to reach you and I’ll set up your short Zoom call. From there, I build your personalized plan — at no cost.
Pick a time now, or leave your details and I’ll reach out.
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