PMd you

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I am so sorry for that...
but if u don't want to let your mom talk about it to everyone.. maybe u can try to tell her or the counselor ur feelings??

Hi iamece, I'm GoldenRose. I hope that I can do you some good! I'm new here to this site. I too have Type 2 Diabetes! So, I can understand what you are going through. Maybe, talking to your mom about your issues may help?

I agree with the others. Explain your feelings and thoughts to your mother and let her know how it makes you feel when she tells others about you. When you see your therapist, talk to them about it as well. Sorry this is such a difficult time for you.

Shes not the kind of person I can do that with.. she's very.... bitchy tbh.... she will use it to get sympathy and treat me lile crap for weeks because of it.. She is diabetic and has some definite mental issues... I told her I was molested and she screamed at me and talks about it behind my back and now REFUSES to even discuss it with me... So i can't say anything to her.. I will talk to the counselor a lil bit though once I start seeing them. I am still waiting for them to call me to set up an appointment. Since I have to wait for them to call. I think i will get a call tuesday, or possibly set it up while I am there to discuss my results and get that stuff worked out.

Best of luck to you. Sending good vibes!

Everyone have many illnesses. The problems is how do we manage them. And how to pay those bills. There are counseling for illnesses . There are counseling for medical bills as well.

I know the feeling, I have 3 therapy sessions a week and am on serious pills. just hold on. thats what I'm doing. hold on. you'll get there.

No one said life will be easy, how you look at your life 'can' make it easier. If you know your Mom has mental health challenges, then look to someone else to meet your needs for support and understanding....the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, expecting a different result.

As for molestation, your Mom probably Can't Wrap Her Brain around what you are telling her happened to """Her Baby"" and anger, denial are both really good protectors to push away the pain for her, that this happened to you. Throw in diabetes which is hereditary, and she probably feels horrid about that too....

Sounds like you have a good team in the works for physical and mental care...use them. best, ml

We've been checking my sugar and even after consuming a lot of extra sugar just to get an idea of how it is, it wasn't all that bad. So that makes me feel a lot better..