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Living with Diabetes

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Enroll in Living With Type 2 Diabetes New to Type 2?

Enroll in the Living With Type 2 Diabetes program and let us guide you through your first year with type 2 diabetes.

Emotional Health

   

Studies show that people with diabetes have an elevated risk of depression. The stress of daily diabetes management can build. You may feel alone or set apart from your friends and family. If you are having trouble keeping your blood glucose levels where you'd like, or if you're experiencing sexual problems, you may feel like you're losing control of your diabetes.

Whatever you're feeling, you're not alone! Reaching out to the diabetes community can help. If you are constantly experiencing sadness or hopelessness, however, it may be time to seek help from a mental health professional.

 

How to Spot Depression

If you're feeling more than a little blue, don't hesitate to seek help.

Sexual Implications of Emotional Health

Discuss feelings of stress, anxiety and sexual dysfunction with your healthcare team.

Know Your Rights

A legal expert tackles diabetes issues at work and school.

Local Flavor

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Find your local office to get involved in your community.

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Volunteer to Stop Diabetes!

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There are life-changing opportunities in your community.

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