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Answer by !Marine Wife!
just adds a little more responsibility. Have to check your blood sugar and take care of yourself. If you do it won’t effect you much. As long as we take care of ourselves we can live a completely normal life! also it’s smart to inform friends/family/co-workers/etc. that we have it.

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Answer by im_buz
My boyfriend has type 2 diabetes.
He had to cut out sweets and junk food – he eats them every once in awhile and only a small serving. Of course eating healthy all around is going to help. He now also drinks 8-10 glasses of water a day.
He tests his blood sugar a few times a day.
He exercises daily also, even if its just walking for a half hour.
And also is on some diabetic medication that he may be on for the rest of his life – although i have heard of some people that eat really good and exercise every day who don’t need the medication anymore.
He also takes really good care of his feet now since even the smallest cut on his foot can cause major infections – (which is easier for diabetics to get and it’s harder for them to get rid off.) Making sure he gets the dead skin off of his feet and lotions them everyday. And he wears house shoes around since you never know what you’re going to step on – like a tac or something.

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