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<blockquote data-quote="8bitkitty" data-source="post: 1771452" data-attributes="member: 473101"><p>I understand you, ever since I developed diabetes I’ve not been the same person.</p><p>I’m riddled with anxiety every day, and find it extremely hard to concentrate on anything! I’m tired all of the time, no matter how much I sleep (if I do sleep as I struggle at night!) and I always feel fatigue!</p><p>Not to mention my memory is shocking for a 21 year old. </p><p>It’s also the fact that we all know we aren’t going to live as long as everybody else... and all of us will definitely develop some sort of complication, even if we do keep it well controlled!</p><p>I just wish non-diabetics understood at least.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="8bitkitty, post: 1771452, member: 473101"] I understand you, ever since I developed diabetes I’ve not been the same person. I’m riddled with anxiety every day, and find it extremely hard to concentrate on anything! I’m tired all of the time, no matter how much I sleep (if I do sleep as I struggle at night!) and I always feel fatigue! Not to mention my memory is shocking for a 21 year old. It’s also the fact that we all know we aren’t going to live as long as everybody else... and all of us will definitely develop some sort of complication, even if we do keep it well controlled! I just wish non-diabetics understood at least. [/QUOTE]
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