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Caring for a partner with diabetes can put strain on the relationship. However, support, patience and respect for each other can help strengthen your bond and keep your partner's diabetes under control.
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When someone has diabetes, the whole family can help. If your child has diabetes, you have to take at least some responsibility for managing his or her diabetes.But if your husband has diabetes, you can’t treat him like a child. He has to take responsibility himself before you can do anything to help.Please notice that I write…
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Pablo Von Trapp commented on Suppose Your Husband Has Diabetes Interesting article. My brother in law was recently diagnosed with type 2 and my…
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Amylia Grace, Health Guide, posted Three Simple Rules for Loving a Diabetic We humans are born to love and be loved. But being a loving and…
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