kimblebee
now my thoughts will be worth 5 cents
- Joined
- May 28, 2009
I’ve known many Type 2 diabetics and yeah, there comes a point for all of them where dietary factors can simply no longer be ignored. Tough to make such big lifestyle adjustments but I’m gtateful the condition can be managed. It’s one of those things where if you can get on track you end up being way better than you were before. I’m sorry (as I’m sure you are too) that it took a life threatening event to be the catalyst.
I’m concerned about you feeling so guilty and responsible for everything. I realize we all develop dynamics within our marriages that work for us but seriously - you are not to blame for the eating habits of a grown man. You’ll be supportive with providing healthy choices but this is not on you!! I hope today is a good one for both of you.
I totally agree. He's an adult an you're not his mother. This is not on you @kimblebee . You need to stop that right now.
I know he’s an adult and I’m not his mom but I am the cook in the family so what he eats for meals is up to me. I can’t control what snacks he has, but whether he has a low sugar supper or not is on me.