I dont know your back story, but I can tell you how I felt at diagnosis and what I did.
I felt so rough I thought it must be cancer I had. I could not see properly, leg cramps, head aches, blisters a feeling of impending doom. I had convinced myself death was within weeks away.
I decided to fight. My HbA1c was 134, and glucose 20 plus. I tried my best to remove sugar and walked (I thought if I am going out it will be with a fight). Walking was painful, but my numbers were down 20% within a week.
As I educated myself I got better and better and realised pain was going, HBA1c was decreasing and I was getting fitter and healthier - maybe I could survive. 6 years of remission later I am strong and fit and my focus is on what I can achieve in the gym. The price worth every penny, no rubbish food, just Ketovore meals and the optional (but optimal for me exercise ( some get by fine just on the diet)).
You are the same age as me, I had some many complications and now have none, you have just as much a chance assuming I have not missed something within your make up that could stop you progressing.