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Unfortunately it is not possible to live a COMPLETELY normal life with diabetes. However, you can live an almost normal life. http://www.diabetesincontrol.com/ is a website dedicated to helping diabetics control their diabetes.
i dont think nick is mad he has diabetes but he probably would prefer to live life with out having diabetes
A person can live a normal life if it is controlled. Uncontrolled diabetes is asking for trouble.
sure. just in shorter intervals...
There's no expiration date that says XX/XX/XXXX. There is no set time for how long you have to live. Smoking and Diabetes do shorten life-spans though.
Learning of a Diabetes diagnosis is stressful on the person as well as on other family members. There are things which can help lessen the impact, however, and lead to enjoyment of life with Diabetes. For example, its important to educate yourself about all the available resources to help you, and to get the support of family members and friends early. By learning to live your life with enjoyment, despite the challenges of Diabetes, you can live a fuller, richer life and become a strong source of encouragement for others. http://www.diabetes.org/living-with-diabetes/
There is currently no cure for diabetes. Diet, exercise, and careful monitoring of blood glucose levels are the keys to manage diabetes so that patients can live a relatively normal life.
Height does not affect life-expectancy.
Parkinsons is a disease that causes a breakdown of the central nervous system. As with many diseases there is no set time an individual can live for after being diagnosed, but will eventually lead to being unable to care for one's self.
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A clone can not live as long as you it can live shorter or longer but mostley shorter. A clone can live as long as it wants. Why do we need a clone? Do you think that a clone could feel like a natural being like us, can it feel frustrated, sad, joy or even hunger?
Treatment for canine diabetes is very similar to the treatment for type II diabetes in humans: weight loss, diet management, insulin injections and monitoring of blood sugar levels. If blood sugar levels are regulated well, a dog with diabetes can continue to live a happy life for years.