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Comment by Lorri on October 19, 2008 at 8:19am

I am the wife of a diabetic. Over the years it was poorly controlled and I'm hoping that after his recent surgery he will now take his disease more seriously.

Comment by Monica on October 13, 2008 at 7:59pm

I have been married to my husband for almost 4 years. He is also diabetic. He actually was diagnosed close to 10 years ago (before we met). We try to be each others support system, although, most of the time he eats alot of the things we are supposed to avoid. I find myself following right along behind him (lol). But now we have both decided to take our health more seriously--not only for ourselves, but for our kids. We're getting better--one day at a time!!!

Comment by Alicia on October 11, 2008 at 5:49pm

I have been with my husband for 8 yrs, married for 3. A lot of the time I feel that he doesn't understand the seriousness of when I am experiencing a low. This is probably something I should have addressed 8yrs ago when we first started dating, but how did you explain diabetes to your spouses? I try to get him involved in attending meetings and even tudiabetes but no luck...... Do you have any suggestions?

Comment by JDavid on August 7, 2008 at 5:42pm

There is an olde saying, . IT TAKES ONE TO KNOW ONE..

It takes a spouse dealing with a diabetic in denial to understand what you, another spouse living with a diabetic partner in denial are trying to deal with. The same. IT TAKES ONE TO KNOW ONE, applies just as well to understand the challenge of living with an un-supportive spouse. It is my hope that by bringing both sides together under one group, that both sides will gain a better understanding.

Syringe 25 cents, Vial of insulin $75, a healthy happy life together, PRICELESS!

Please, new members post a little intro so we can get to know each other better.

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