It seems that I have a never ending “to do” list to help me move towards better health and diabetes management. It is a mental list, not something I keep on paper or on the computer. Maybe if I had taken some time to actually write things down, I would have recognized a pattern earlier (sounds like my logbook!) and tried to make some changes.
-
Guest - w'd love to know what you think about the forum! Take the 2025 Survey »
Online to do list
- Thread starter jacob11
- Start Date
jacob11 said:
To be honest I think that probably applies to us all. It's easy with hindsight to see where we may have gone wrong, or could have pulled a quick U turn, but we didn't have the luxury of hindsight, so it's no use thinking of "what if's". We have the dreaded diabetes so now it's up to us to make changes that perhaps we should have done before, but now we know the truth, those changes become imperative. Life just carries on while we are still in a state of total bewilderment, but it does get better, and lifestyle changes and new routines soon become our preferred way, our new "old comfy slippers" if you will.
Terminator 2
Well-Known Member
- Messages
- 179
- Location
- Scotland
