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<blockquote data-quote="the_lorne_ranger" data-source="post: 2422066" data-attributes="member: 545123"><p>No, quite the opposite, the NHS haven't offered me any advice.. Got blood test, diagnosed by phone, put on meds, told to eat more healthy and exercise (But not really given any info on what foods) Will review in 3 months, bye.</p><p></p><p>I've not seen any specialists or diabetic clinic appts. Got an eye screen the other day, but that's it.</p><p></p><p>Anything else I'd had to research and find out myself. But I don't mind that really, as that's the only way I really learn about things and retain information is if I do them or research them myself. I'm just the kind of person that doesn't retain the information if it's spoken to me, if someone tells me something, in less than 5 mins, it's gone!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="the_lorne_ranger, post: 2422066, member: 545123"] No, quite the opposite, the NHS haven't offered me any advice.. Got blood test, diagnosed by phone, put on meds, told to eat more healthy and exercise (But not really given any info on what foods) Will review in 3 months, bye. I've not seen any specialists or diabetic clinic appts. Got an eye screen the other day, but that's it. Anything else I'd had to research and find out myself. But I don't mind that really, as that's the only way I really learn about things and retain information is if I do them or research them myself. I'm just the kind of person that doesn't retain the information if it's spoken to me, if someone tells me something, in less than 5 mins, it's gone! [/QUOTE]
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