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Can someone with type 2 diabetes live a normal life span and be resonably healthy?
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If: You diet, exercise, lose weight, control risk factors, normalize glucose, get educated and good medical advice, take the proper medication, prevent complications == you can lead a totally normal life.
Answered 5/6/2013
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