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A member asked:
How difficult is it to live with a diabetic or have a relationship with one.?
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Normal: If they take care of themselves and manage their diabetes properly, it's no different than anyone else with a chronic medical problem that needs daily attention. With proper preparation you can easily lead a totally normal life. By the way, they're not a "diabetic", since they're not a disease. They are a "person, with diabetes".
Answered 10/4/2016
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