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I'm a diabetic

BEAR

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Shall we make it the next MC reality thread, Kevin?


By the way, it's good to hear you are not officially diabetic, Snowth. Even if you were though, it wouldn't be the end of the world. You can still have the same life as long as you know how to take care of it. I guess the only adjustment would be the way you eat. That can be hard. My grandma was diagnosed late in life with diabetis. She is in her early 70s now and she is fine, but it must be hard to find out in your 50s that you have such an illness. Especially when you enjoy sweet things and you spend so many years used to eating certain foods. I dunno how I could handle it.
 

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That's great news!! Yay!

My Aunt is diabetic but she still eats loads of junk food and stuff which doesn't do her much good.
 
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