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Actual for You - Learning to Cope with Type II Diabetes - Part 1
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Another very common reaction to being told you are Type II Diabetic is pure denial. This happens particularly when the diagnosis has been ma
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One of the first reactions from many people is to feel angry. They are angry to think that this disease could have entered into their lives and be a threat to the future they had all nicely planned out. The cry of “Why me?” can be frequently heard. Unfortunately as anger can be a very destructive emotion as well as a powerful force for good, you need to understand why you are so angry and then put this towards fighting diabetes, rather than using it against the disease itself. To comment that you hate the disease or want nothing to do with it, is not really going to help, although it is a natural reaction.
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One of the first reactions from many people is to feel angry. They are angry to think that this disease could have entered into their lives and be a threat to the future they had all nicely planned out. The cry of “Why me?” can be frequently heard. Unfortunately as anger can be a very destructive emotion as well as a powerful force for good, you need to understand why you are so angry and then put this towards fighting diabetes, rather than using it against the disease itself. To comment that you hate the disease or want nothing to do with it, is not really going to help, although it is a natural reaction.
Another very common reaction to being told you are Type II Diabetic is pure denial. This happens particularly when the diagnosis has been ma
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Another very common reaction to being told you are Type II Diabetic is pure denial. This happens particularly when the diagnosis has been ma
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Another very common reaction to being told you are Type II Diabetic is pure denial. This happens particularly when the diagnosis has been ma
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Another very common reaction to being told you are Type II Diabetic is pure denial. This happens particularly when the diagnosis has been made in the early stages of the disease when the symptoms may be particularly mild.
Type II diabetes will usually progress quite slowly, so if you go into denial it will not cause too much of a problem, and your medical team will often be quite happy to let you get used to the idea for a while anyway.
Denial will only really become a problem if it continues, and you try to carry on with your life in the same old way as before. Failure to accept the fact you have diabetes and therefore not to accept any treatment can and does lead to very serious complications.
From the very first day on which you are given your diagnoses of Diabetes, it is imperative to learn how to control your disease and to understand what your blood glucose levels mean to your diabetes. You will be advised
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