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Warriors enjoy each day you are given.
What is the bravest thing you've ever said.
Help.
According to Winnie the Pooh.
Today we are told to be self reliant and strong. But we need to ask for help more often.
Sometimes and more often than we are willing. We need to ask for help. Ask questions.
Someone will answer from personal experience.
Take time for self care. I do at least 10-15 minutes every day.
Alan Alexander Milne wrote Winnie the Pooh in 1926 to teach children about love… read more
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Members opened up about the bravest things they've ever said, with many reflecting on the courage it took to ask for help during pivotal... Read more
Hello everyone!!! I normally do ask for help even if I have read a lot on Prediab and Diabetes. For me it is TEACH. Please teach me how to live and manage my blood sugar level issues. Thus far, I have learned a lot from DT etc. My own family says to me: Dad, LISTEN to what we are saying. (Same applies to the DT and other people who are diabetics). I need to be listening and willing to be taught. And SHARE the lessons .
Enuff said. Take care
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When I was diagnosed with anxiety and depression. I asked for help.
Being brave with diabetes often means speaking up for your needs and trusting yourself. DiabetesTeam members have shown great courage in advocating for themselves, whether it's asking for help when needed or expressing the need for self-care time. Some of the bravest words can be as simple as "I need help" or "I need five Show Full Answer
@ Jerrik what a disgraceful and irresponsible thing your radiologist oncologist said. I was told I would be in a wheelchair within two years. That was 23 years ago and I’m still not in a wheelchair and doing walks of 15 to 17 miles each week.
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