Diabetes is not the end. Diabetes is the beginning...
Here is a little game. In the past 3+ years I have seen many people feel very sad when they found out they had diabetes (I felt the same way, when I was diagnosed back in 2002).
Here is the game: complete the phrase
"Diabetes is not the end. Diabetes is the beginning..."
I will start:
Diabetes is the beginning of a new life.
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Permalink Reply by mother4peace - Christine on -
Diabetes is the beginning of truly appreciating the wonderful things I do have.
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Permalink Reply by Kelly WPA on -
Diabetes is not the end. Diabetes is the beginning of learning to live a healthy life and achieving things I never thought I would be able to.
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Permalink Reply by Fabiana Couto on -
Diabetes is not the end, is the beginning of a inside journey
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Permalink Reply by caprifoglio on -
Diabetes is the beginning of a new perspective.
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Permalink Reply by Denise Bevard on -
Diabetes is not the end. Diabetes is the beginning of a new normal
Diabetes is not the end. Diabetes is the beginning of an opportunity to serve others in a new capacity
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Permalink Reply by Claire on -
Diabetes is the beginning of a new life where every day you wake up thinking "I'm glad I am here" :-)
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Permalink Reply by caprifoglio on
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Ditto to that!
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Permalink Reply by Zo Zo on -
Diabetes is not the end. Diabetes is the beginning...of the greatest journey you could go on, you'll have massive ups and downs, but you'll find new found respect for life, and you'll find that you are a much stronger, thoughtful, healthy individual.
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