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<blockquote data-quote="Antje77" data-source="post: 1805055" data-attributes="member: 372207"><p>Sounds like a very hard situation for all three of you. I can't really offer you advice as I really don't know how best to approach this. </p><p>Maybe you can talk with him about diabetes burn out, or if there's anything he can think of to make handling his diabetes a little easier. If he told you he feels like he has diabulimia, maybe he wants to talk with someone from dwed, an organisation dor diabetics with eating disorders. It might be easier for him to speak of his ignoring his diabetes with someone who is not his mother or his friend.</p><p>Good luck, and I hope things will get better before he lands himself in hospital.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Antje77, post: 1805055, member: 372207"] Sounds like a very hard situation for all three of you. I can't really offer you advice as I really don't know how best to approach this. Maybe you can talk with him about diabetes burn out, or if there's anything he can think of to make handling his diabetes a little easier. If he told you he feels like he has diabulimia, maybe he wants to talk with someone from dwed, an organisation dor diabetics with eating disorders. It might be easier for him to speak of his ignoring his diabetes with someone who is not his mother or his friend. Good luck, and I hope things will get better before he lands himself in hospital. [/QUOTE]
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