What a wonder to read you, @cacharro!
Your message transmits a contagious energy and optimism, and I cannot agree with you more: every day we wake up and we can move on is a small great victory.And even more when you live with diabetes for 50 years and you can say that there are no sequelae!
It is true that sometimes we focus too much on the risks or what could go wrong, and we forget to recognize how well we are doing, despite the difficulties.Stories like yours remind us that taking care, adapting and maintaining a positive attitude makes a difference, and much.
Thank you for sharing your experience with such humanity and sense of humor.That "that they take away the dances" I'm going to frame it!Hopefully many more are encouraged to share their way, because although each person with diabetes is a world, we can all learn from everyone.
A huge hug and tomorrow the sun rises again through your window, although the phenomenon of dawn comes with desire!🌞💪💙
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eloypdavila said:
@eloypdavila said:
Scheme these studies depend on many factors.
It is obvious that diabetes plays against us, just like any other disease.But what degree of care of their diabetes have the people in the study had?Many factors are missing and to draw hasty conclusions.
The important thing: we have not chosen this.It simply plays to take care and not scratch for things that we cannot control.Giving it more turns is to enter a loop that does not suit.Let's live, take care and smile, you never know what can happen tomorrow or past.
Totally that same study is extrapolable to smokers, drinkers, life sedentària, poor diet ...
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