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<blockquote data-quote="donnellysdogs" data-source="post: 1195775" data-attributes="member: 17713"><p>One thing that used to really wind me up was that my Mum saw me as her Diabetic daughter first before seeing me as her daughter in so many things... </p><p>I'm a small d however, I do think that being OTT with looking after myself has enabled me to say a small d..</p><p></p><p>I've recently had so many consultants say to me that I am a "role model" patient but they don't really see what I do to try and look after my health. Unfortunately I do have more health issues now than D and being appreciated by my consultants is great but sometimes I do wonder what else I would do with the time I would have extra from not having these blooming illnesses.</p><p></p><p>However, on the positive side having these illnesses has enabled me to be more aware of health issues and I have met some fantastic people along the way through my journey woth the illnesses. If I hadn't had them I would never have made these friendshipsn.</p><p></p><p>It doesn't define me either... At least I know amongst froends that they love me for me and never mention the D...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="donnellysdogs, post: 1195775, member: 17713"] One thing that used to really wind me up was that my Mum saw me as her Diabetic daughter first before seeing me as her daughter in so many things... I'm a small d however, I do think that being OTT with looking after myself has enabled me to say a small d.. I've recently had so many consultants say to me that I am a "role model" patient but they don't really see what I do to try and look after my health. Unfortunately I do have more health issues now than D and being appreciated by my consultants is great but sometimes I do wonder what else I would do with the time I would have extra from not having these blooming illnesses. However, on the positive side having these illnesses has enabled me to be more aware of health issues and I have met some fantastic people along the way through my journey woth the illnesses. If I hadn't had them I would never have made these friendshipsn. It doesn't define me either... At least I know amongst froends that they love me for me and never mention the D... [/QUOTE]
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