@Muerto_Vivo I add to the previous comments of @ricki21 @isabelbota and @Cassie coincide in practically everything already said, that diabetes is not a rose path can tell you any of those who participate in the forum, and even all theThey read it.
In your case I think that diabetes is another factor, I will personally tell you that when I was diagnosed I was 25 years old, and that I lived it quite badly in the first days, I did not understand what the diabetes implied and I made a world.
Fortunately I have always been a restless mind, I looked for information where I could and analyzed my own experience, my conclusion was that I could adapt to have a "normal" life, and it has been, today I am 50 years old, a wonderful family (woman (womanAnd daughters), at work I have been defending (with its high and low), I have continued to practice sports (with all precautions) as long as I wanted, I have traveled and left, etc ...
And I will tell you that it is very worthwhile, to live all these experiences have undoubtedWe are.
In your case I think the same as the rest, fundamentally you are in a process of depression and that is what you should focus on solving, find something that motivates you, a hobby, a sport (physical or electronic), a group of people withThose to share experiences (friends or acquaintances), look for what fills you, something that makes you happy, sometimes doing something for others fills much more than what you can do for yourself.
In summary, do not give up, keep going, try to improve little by little, it is not necessary to be a radical change, it starts with simple things (eg giving walks, or whatever you want and do not cost to do), find 1something that makes you happy and do it!
I hope these tips serve you, I wish you all the best, many encouragement and keep going !!!
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10/25/2023 12:41 p.m.
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