Real Talk: How do you manage T2D with work and your family?
Sometimes it feels like there just aren't enough hours in the day to take care of everyone else and manage your numbers.
For those of you who have found a rhythm that works, what does your routine look like?
Share your tips or inspiration on how to keep the balance with the community!
My wife had taken nutrition classes in the past. When I had been told I was T2D my wife came forward with her cooking skills to help me with a healthy diet. I currently eat more food than in the past but the food is healthier. This team work had helped me become more normal in a year period when my A1C dropped to 5.3. Today I am 6.0 but I eat more at eat meal of a balance diet. My weight did drop but now has increased to a good level where I am thin but not support thin. I have energy and I am active because of my diet and life style.
How fantastic that you have such a good partner in your wife. That kind of support is crucial. Thanks for sharing what helps. Warmly, Lori (Team Member)
We get along so well that next June I will take her on a 2 week cruise out of San Francisco which is 120 west of us and visit Mexico then travel up to Alaska. Finally I am doing the right thing at the right time. It is funny that when I was in the Navy I could not wait until I got off the ship?
Thank you for sharing! You mention two great tips to prepare for your cruise: requesting a foam mattress topper and getting a massage beforehand. Bon voyage! Warmly, Kathy (Team member) I had ordered a massage for my wife during the cruise. next summer she will be getting a massage each cruise which will cover 14 days of bliss.
