Dinner for 2: Life with Type 2 Diabetes | WebMD

Chef Tim McGee was working 100-plus hour weeks when he noticed an ulcer on the side of his toe -- it turned out to be an infection that required amputation and led to a diagnosis of type 2 diabetes. Here's his story, and how that made him rethink his day-to-day.
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[@silverpenn3809]

Seems like a nice guy 😺 thanks for sharing his experience 🙏

[@sputnickers]

Great video. Very helpful. I have a family member who is struggling in ways very similar to this man in the vdeo. Why only 2k views???

[@lovelybones6891]

Thanks for sharing

[@408Magenta]

So much fuss. Watch your sugars - carrots, beets, lactose, high fructose corn syrup, wines, spirits and of course sucrose and other highly processed sugars. Nuff said, walk 20 minutes everyday and your bloodworks will be less that 6.

[@408Magenta]

Take Neurobion to avoid neuropathy, take D3 to help your immune system.