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<blockquote data-quote="Polly1974" data-source="post: 2360038" data-attributes="member: 467385"><p>But having fibro and all the "fun" what comes with that makes managing and retaining information diabetes for me ATM is just not happening its nasty all these health issues, but having hubby home managing and caring for me makes my life a bit more bearable, constant pain wreaks havoc with my numbers, I haven't been living ive been existing just about but now hes with me trying too constantly explain things to me does help me, but its not just all about numbers I think MH, sleep, pain, plays a huge part with health, diabetes needs respect but understanding us as people not just diabectics needs just as much respect, I'm still finding it hard to come to terms with it all, and tbh on many occasions ive been so frustrated with constantly being reminded by being a diabetic that once again I cant do something has made feel so peed off that many times I can safely say ive said **** it ive had enough, but again being a diabetic you cant just say **** it ive had enough, well you can but then whats left? Death? Sometimes I feel like just please somebody put me out of my misery, then that attitude makes me feel even more guilty because of the Covid one has to think of ones feelings of despondancy and thank god that I am alive and be thankful what I do have instead of what I dont, but we all have feelings and we cant help how we feel. I use to be pretty slim and a lifeguard, now I'm morbidly obese in constant agony and cant even do the simplest of tasks let alone swimming (if the pools were open) but heres me moaning and I get fed up with my own self so I apologise for the moaning and groaning just wanted to share my own personal experience and maybe help someone out there who may be feeling the same.</p><p></p><p>[Mod radio edit.]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Polly1974, post: 2360038, member: 467385"] But having fibro and all the "fun" what comes with that makes managing and retaining information diabetes for me ATM is just not happening its nasty all these health issues, but having hubby home managing and caring for me makes my life a bit more bearable, constant pain wreaks havoc with my numbers, I haven't been living ive been existing just about but now hes with me trying too constantly explain things to me does help me, but its not just all about numbers I think MH, sleep, pain, plays a huge part with health, diabetes needs respect but understanding us as people not just diabectics needs just as much respect, I'm still finding it hard to come to terms with it all, and tbh on many occasions ive been so frustrated with constantly being reminded by being a diabetic that once again I cant do something has made feel so peed off that many times I can safely say ive said **** it ive had enough, but again being a diabetic you cant just say **** it ive had enough, well you can but then whats left? Death? Sometimes I feel like just please somebody put me out of my misery, then that attitude makes me feel even more guilty because of the Covid one has to think of ones feelings of despondancy and thank god that I am alive and be thankful what I do have instead of what I dont, but we all have feelings and we cant help how we feel. I use to be pretty slim and a lifeguard, now I'm morbidly obese in constant agony and cant even do the simplest of tasks let alone swimming (if the pools were open) but heres me moaning and I get fed up with my own self so I apologise for the moaning and groaning just wanted to share my own personal experience and maybe help someone out there who may be feeling the same. [Mod radio edit.] [/QUOTE]
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