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How can preventing a diabetic emergency affect the day to day life of a diabetic?
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Makes the day nicer!: Hi. Yeah, one diabetic emergency can ruin your whole day!!! ;-) Diabetes emergencies come in different flavors, but none are any fun! Be safe!
Answered 11/7/2016
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