What kind of conflicts does a person with diabetes have in a medical setting?

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Blaze1105 asked:


I need to know what kind of conflicts a person in the age group 46-65 recently diagnosed with diabetes has with a medical setting.

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    One Response to “What kind of conflicts does a person with diabetes have in a medical setting?”

    1. dingding Says:
      October 20th, 2009 at 2:39 am

      I’m not sure what you mean by conflicts. Do you mean what issues might someone of that age argue with medical staff about? It’s very difficult and complicated, so that can cause frustration, and many are in denial as well.