Living with diabetes means getting ready for a long-term journey of managing and coexisting with the condition. I truly understand the experiences and feelings of people with diabetes. However, realistically speaking, I believe the most important thing for diabetics is to focus on doing well in the present, and wait patiently for miracles to come […]
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Advice for People with Diabetes: Don’t Stay Indoors All the Time — Go Out for a Walk
Staying at home may seem safe and trouble-free for people with diabetes, but spending too much time indoors can gradually isolate you from the real world and make you miss many genuine beauties of life. Long-term confinement at home reduces real-world connections, easily rigidifies one’s thinking, and triggers negative emotions such as low mood, boredom, […]
Advice for People with Diabetes: Do Not Easily Believe or Try Folk Remedies
Folk remedies often circulate for diseases that are difficult to cure, and diabetes is no exception. A quick online search will show you numerous such remedies, even though modern medicine is highly advanced. The spread of folk remedies is not accidental. It usually stems from people’s eagerness to cure hard-to-treat diseases and their sincere wish […]
Be a Rational Optimist: Advice for People with Diabetes
Once diagnosed with diabetes, patients have to face a wide range of issues, including diabetic diets, exercise, treatment, and more. In my view, people with diabetes hold a dual identity: they are both patients and managers of their own health. From the perspective of being a patient, people with diabetes, like any other patients, bear […]
Advice for Diabetics: Avoid Staying Up Late
When it comes to staying up late, many people may immediately think of working overtime. In fact, in terms of sleep time, going to bed later than 10 PM is generally considered staying up late to varying degrees.So what do people usually do after 10 PM? Answers vary widely, as they are closely related to […]