[ SECRET POST #2737 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2737 ⌋

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Re: Dieticians

[(Anonymous)]

I'd call the insurance company and go see the dietitian unless you absolutely cannot afford it. Part of the reason is that denial and avoidance of the issue has been part of your problem from the get go, from what I recall on previous General Comment threads. Remember how one of your complaints is that after your first test, the dietary/exercise instructions you got were "vague"? You have questions about what to do and how much to do. Well, that's what the dietitian's for: specific answers.

Confronting your diagnosis and the issues you'll have to tackle are something you need to do. I think you also need to be a little more aware of how avoiding it and your denial are obstacles. Acknowledging that they're there is a start, but only a start. Good luck, anon.