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Type 2 Diabetes - It is NOT your fault!
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<blockquote data-quote="Mr_Pot" data-source="post: 2157815" data-attributes="member: 216415"><p>I don't know if "fault" or "blame" is appropriate but I was certainly instrumental in my becoming diabetic. I was eating the wrong foods, not because anyone told me to, I had never heard of the Eatwell plate, but because I Iiked them. If anyone is eating cakes, biscuits, deserts, chocolate, having a lot of takeaways and drinking a lot of beer I don't think they are doing it on medical advice. My diet might not have caused my Type 2 but it certainly contributed because when I changed it, I went back to non diabetic numbers. So it might not be your fault, but blaming somebody else rather than doing something about it, would be.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mr_Pot, post: 2157815, member: 216415"] I don't know if "fault" or "blame" is appropriate but I was certainly instrumental in my becoming diabetic. I was eating the wrong foods, not because anyone told me to, I had never heard of the Eatwell plate, but because I Iiked them. If anyone is eating cakes, biscuits, deserts, chocolate, having a lot of takeaways and drinking a lot of beer I don't think they are doing it on medical advice. My diet might not have caused my Type 2 but it certainly contributed because when I changed it, I went back to non diabetic numbers. So it might not be your fault, but blaming somebody else rather than doing something about it, would be. [/QUOTE]
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