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<blockquote data-quote="Molly56" data-source="post: 1080988" data-attributes="member: 84857"><p>[USER=73808]@Stusky[/USER] ...as [USER=101136]@Jaylee[/USER] correctly points out I can relate to the issues of dealing with a partner who is diabetic and who is reluctant to take any form of responsibility for their diabetes ....my trials and tribulations with this are well documented here on the forum over the past couple of years....it is not easy and like you at times I have felt that it has been affecting my own health. ......as [USER=11028]@noblehead[/USER] also points out it is your call as to what you choose to do about the situation and you do have yourself and the children to consider....for my own part no children were involved in this particular relationship ...only from my previous marriage...</p><p>...only you know your husband best and what he will and will not do...this was certainly the case with my partner and why a recent turn of events has helped me make the decision to part company and go our separate ways....all I could see in the future was me becoming his full time carer and I have far too much living to do before that....</p><p>...rather ironically I met someone else on here on the diabetes forum and am now looking forward to a much brighter and happier future....my now ex partner is shortly moving out and will then be totally responsible for his own diabetes care and any complications that arise as a result of this....I have absolutely no regrets about this course of action as I have done all that I could possibly have done to try to get him to see the right path forward in managing his condition....as for my new partner he has his diabetes totally under control and I am confident that I am going to be well looked after from now on...</p><p>...not sure if that really answers your question but hope it gives you some hope that despite some difficult decisions that may have to be made along the way it is possible to overcome the problems that you have....</p><p>...finally you may also find other people in similar circumstances here on the forum who have very similar stories and can give you some words of advice and support....partners of diabetics do seem to be a minority group on here but there are a few of us around...<img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /></p><p>...wishing you all the best in finding the solution that is right for you....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Molly56, post: 1080988, member: 84857"] [USER=73808]@Stusky[/USER] ...as [USER=101136]@Jaylee[/USER] correctly points out I can relate to the issues of dealing with a partner who is diabetic and who is reluctant to take any form of responsibility for their diabetes ....my trials and tribulations with this are well documented here on the forum over the past couple of years....it is not easy and like you at times I have felt that it has been affecting my own health. ......as [USER=11028]@noblehead[/USER] also points out it is your call as to what you choose to do about the situation and you do have yourself and the children to consider....for my own part no children were involved in this particular relationship ...only from my previous marriage... ...only you know your husband best and what he will and will not do...this was certainly the case with my partner and why a recent turn of events has helped me make the decision to part company and go our separate ways....all I could see in the future was me becoming his full time carer and I have far too much living to do before that.... ...rather ironically I met someone else on here on the diabetes forum and am now looking forward to a much brighter and happier future....my now ex partner is shortly moving out and will then be totally responsible for his own diabetes care and any complications that arise as a result of this....I have absolutely no regrets about this course of action as I have done all that I could possibly have done to try to get him to see the right path forward in managing his condition....as for my new partner he has his diabetes totally under control and I am confident that I am going to be well looked after from now on... ...not sure if that really answers your question but hope it gives you some hope that despite some difficult decisions that may have to be made along the way it is possible to overcome the problems that you have.... ...finally you may also find other people in similar circumstances here on the forum who have very similar stories and can give you some words of advice and support....partners of diabetics do seem to be a minority group on here but there are a few of us around...:) ...wishing you all the best in finding the solution that is right for you.... [/QUOTE]
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