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You have been asked to help a friend understand and cope with their recent diagnosis of type Il diabetes. You will need to research
and come up with a care plan that is at least 500 words in length for your friend. Your care plan should include:
1. an explanation of type Il diabetes (What goes wrong?)
2. a description of how to control type Il diabetes (without insulin)
3. a description of a diabetic diet, with 3 days of sample meal plans
4. a description of the importance of exercise in controlling diabetes and a sample work-out routine.

you will write up the care plan for your friend in a way that is easy to understand
4. a description of the importance of exercise in controlling diabetes and a sample work-out routine
You will write up the care plan for your friend in a way that is easy to understand.

Answer 1

1.DIABETES IS A REALLY DEADLY VIRUS WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF YOU DIDNT WIN WITH FIGHT?YES YOU WILL DIE 99,9 PERCENT IF YOU HAVE WEAK HEART AND 99.9 PERCENT TO SURVIVE IF YOU HAVE HEALTHY HEART

2.EAT HEALTHY FOODS LIKE( Fruits & Vegetables,Spinach,Mustard Greens,Kale,Watercress,Sun-Dried Tomatoes,Artichokes,Peas,Peppers,Broccoli,Carrots

3.Oats are a great high-fiber option for breakfast. The less processed the oat, the higher the fiber content-instead of instant oats, try old-fashioned, rolled or steel-cut oats. Old-fashioned oats take 10 minutes or so to cook, with heartier oats taking longer. If you're feeling rushed in the mornings, try this recipe for overnight oats that can be heated up in the microwave or pull out your crock pot to make a bigger batch of creamy oats. DAY 1:Breakfast (369 calories, 29 g carbs)

1 servingAvocado-Egg Toast

1/2 cup nonfat plain Greek yogurt

1/2 cup raspberries

DAY 2:Breakfast (306 calories, 46 g carbs)

* 1 serving Yogurt with Blueberries & Honey

* 1/4 cup muesli

EXPLANATION: SORRY ITS ALREADY FULL I CANT FINISH BUT YOU GUYS CAN STILL FIND OTHERS ANSWER

Answer 2

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My Friend Has Diabetes. How Can I Help?

Reviewed by: Steven Dowshen, MD

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What's My Friend Going Through?

Diabetes. Sure, you've heard of it. But how much do you really know about what it's like to live with it?

Teens with diabetes often say they feel isolated and alone. After all, it's hard enough being a teenager with all the body changes and hormone surges — dealing day-to-day with a health problem like diabetes can only make things harder. Having to test your blood sugar several times a day, keep tabs on what you eat, and give yourself insulin shots or other medicine is enough to make anyone feel self-conscious and different.

Step-by-step explanation: