Wednesday, June 19, 2013

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Having diabetes can impact your relationships with your friends and family, and it's important to keep some basic principles in mind. Being supportive, loving and patient can go a long way in strengthening your bonds, and helping to manage diabetes.

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Jackie Smith, Health Guide, posted Type 2 Diabetes and Failed Relationships   I am no longer coupled. After 15 years and countless issues, the one…

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Jackie Smith, Health Guide, posted Diabetes and my "Fairytale" Romance:…   Once upon a time, in a scorching hot land near to some and so very…

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