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How to emotionally support diabetic loved ones
Understand the effects of a chronic illness.
Having a diabetic loved one can cause a lot of worry and stress on your part. You may end up nagging your loved one to check their blood pressure or to avoid certain foods due to their health.

Pick from:
+ A diabetic is a normal human as well. Yet, by a young age, you may begin to feel guilt about this responsibility.
+ Avoid lecturing your diabetic loved ones, as this will often lead to conflict and issues. Instead, focus on being supportive and responsive to their needs.
+ Your loved one may need medication to deal with any physical ailments or diseases. Depression and help your loved one see recovery as an emergency and break the ghost train of worry about their problems in terms of considering their medical history, health care and their well-being.
+ You may feel like you are not worthy of love, comfort, respect, care, or attention that comes from your loved one. A chronic illness can cause your loved one to feel isolated.
Avoid lecturing your diabetic loved ones, as this will often lead to conflict and issues. Instead, focus on being supportive and responsive to their needs.