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Having diabetes can lead to feelings of depression because it is a serious and difficult disease to manage. Stress is created from the all-encompassing management and lifestyle changes that need to occur. Therefore, it is important to know the signs of depression and seek help.
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It may or may not come as a huge surprise to those of you who suffer from diabetes that depression is closely associated with this disease. The American Diabetes Association tells us that people with diabetes are at greater risk for depression. They provide statistics which show that while the incidence of depression affecting the general…
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