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  • What is Diabetes?
    • What is Diabetes?
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  • Pre-Diabetes
    • What is Pre-Diabetes
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    • How to Tell if You have Pre Diabetes
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  • Type I Diabetes
    • Type I Diabetes
    • Conditions and Treatment
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    • Recently Diagnosed
    • Your Body's Well Being
    • Common Concerns
    • Women and Diabetes
  • Type II Diabetes
    • Common Concerns
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    • Conditions and Treatment
    • What is Diabetes
    • Women and Diabetes
    • Your Body's Wellness
  • Gestational Diabetes
    • What is Gestational Diaabetes
    • How Gestational Diabetes can affect your baby
    • Treating gestational Diabetes
    • Gestational Diabetes - Looking Ahead
    • Diabetes and Pregnancy

Recently Diagnosed – Type 2

If you or someone you care for has recently been diagnosed with diabetes, you are no doubt experiencing a range of emotions. Fear, anger, denial, frustration, depression and uncertainty are just a few of them, and are very common. You are not alone. This area of our Web site can help ease your fears and teach you more about living with diabetes, caring for someone with diabetes, and connect you with others affected by diabetes who will listen and share their own experiences.

Finding out you or someone you love has diabetes is scary. But don't panic. Diabetes is serious, but people with diabetes can live long, healthy, happy lives. The links below will direct you to basic information, expert advice and peer support.
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