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I Have Type 2 Diabetes

Diabetes Is a Life Sentence!

By: jsdwellsnme
Written on August 14th, 2008
Age: 41-45 , Female
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    awakening2health

    awaken to health with diabetes. It's really a possibility, even likely if you go for it, although far from easy. But what of great value is easy? The reward is feeling better and living longer and well.



    check out - awakeningtohealth.org

    Aug 25, 2012
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    MikeOH

    Sorry you are having such a hard time. It's hard to have health problems. My diabetes is under control but I have other health issues. I hope you can find some sort of balance. It's hard when you want a health problem to get better and meds don't always do what they should.

    May 26, 2012
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      awakening2health

      You're right - meds don't do all they should for diabetes. In fact, ther ADA and others point our that LIFESTYLE INTERVENTION programs are TWICE as effective as medications in reaching treatment goals. Lifestyle intervention actually offers the possibility of REVERSAL of diabetes.

      check out one of our WEBINARS which you can register for via our website

      www.awakeningtohealth.org

      Aug 29, 2012
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    n0labels

    I can definitely relate to where you are coming from...((hugs))

    Mar 12, 2012
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    pilotjess

    I understand. My son is type 1, and was diagnosed at 3. We've been walking the tightrope for 7 years. See if your doctor can get you a continuous blood glucose monitor. It has totally helped us even out the highs and lows.

    Feb 16, 2010
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    jsdwellsnme

    You are so right I do get so sick of feeling sick all the time. I am kinda bummed that I am now having to do insulin twice a day now, you would think it would motivate me to eat better, but it hasnt really. Im hoping soon I will get so sick of feeling sick that I will take better action. The visious cycle continues the cravings the high sugars more cravings and so on. I joined a site called diabetes daily its a support group forum you should join there are alot of people on there that have a lot of knowledge and are very very supportive. check it out I have the same user name on there come find me on the forum if you join. its free!

    Oct 19, 2008
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    ladawson1020

    I feel you on this one. It seems the more knowledge you have.. the more terrifying it becomes. I try to cook better for my kids and I but after a long day, who wants to cook. I wish you the best of luck with your medical issues. It is not a walk in the park for sure. There are days you just get sick of being sick. And no one understands you being tired if they don't have it themselves.

    Oct 18, 2008
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