Take baby steps as far as eating healthy. Try to do at least one meal that is good for you with either a lot of veggies or fruit. You didn't get the bad habits overnight so it will take time to get good habits. That's if you really really want to start feeling better. Ever try Hummus with baby carrots or cucumbers? Or cottage cheese with fruit? I find I get really tired if I eat something that is high on the glycemic Scale. Something made with white processed flour usually like bread or pasta. If I stick to meat and veggies, I feel a lot better and don't feel so tired and sluggish. Try to get in a walk too, it helps your body regulate sugar. Trust me, I have a bad back and flat feet so walking is a challenge but I found a good pair of walking shoes with good support or even inserts and it helps.

Your body is trying to tell you that you need magnesium. Chocolate contains magnesium. Diabetes meds wash out magnesium and the best way to get enough is to supplement with magnesium kelate capsules. You need at least 700 mg a day. ALL diabetics are low in magnesium. It's hard to get enough with diet alone

I found a peanut butter and sugar free chocolate dessert that has taken away my sweet cravings completely. It's a keto recipe, super simple and pretty delicious!

If you crave chocolate then visit the site called www.lowcarbyum.com They have plenty of diabetic friendly chocolate receipe. Also visit headbangers kitchen you tube and learn how to make chocolate fat bomb. Stick to small pieces of dark chocolate

ShirleyOddy get Vit D 1000 IU and B-12 1000 mcg this could b y ur tired all the time Metformin deletes B-12 from ur system