How did your family react to your diagnosis?

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How did your family react to your diagnosis?

This is Liz's story of living with Type 2 diabetes. Here she discusses how her family had reacted to her diagnosis. With diabetes running within the family there was a profound understanding of adapting the whole family lifestyle together.

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Do you feel like you miss out of foods you enjoy?

This is Liz's story of living with Type 2 Diabetes. Here she discusses how she still lives a normal life whilst moderating her intake of the food she enjoys. This is her way of preventing the feelings of missing out and punishment in relation to enjoying food.

Are you involved in any patient groups and do you recommend them as a mode of support?

This is Liz's story of living with Type 2 Diabetes. Here she discusses her experiences with community groups and why she believes they are important for supporting individuals through navigating diabetes.

When were you diagnosed with diabetes and what type were you diagnosed with?

This is Liz's story of living with Type 2 diabetes. Here she discusses when she was diagnosed and what type she was diagnosed with initially and some important checks that one could expect after their diagnosis.

What types of interventions or treatment have you had to undergo?

This is Liz's story of living with Type 2 Diabetes. Here she discusses some of the treatments and screening that she undergoes to prevent and manage her complications.

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What types of interventions or treatment have you had to undergo?

This is Liz's story of living with Type 2 Diabetes. Here she discusses some of the treatments and screening that she undergoes to prevent and manage her complications.

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How did your family react to your diagnosis?

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Do you feel like you miss out of foods you enjoy?

Are you involved in any patient groups and do you recommend them as a mode of support?

When were you diagnosed with diabetes and what type were you diagnosed with?

What types of interventions or treatment have you had to undergo?

What types of interventions or treatment have you had to undergo?