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arliejo posted:

I am very concerned about my cousin who is a type 2 diabetic.
She needs to lose weight but keeps telling me that her doctor said she can't lose weight because she takes two different insulin a day.
Is this true?

0 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:wieght loseI am very concerned about my cousin who is a type 2 diabetic.<br />She needs to lose weight but keeps telling me that her doctor said she can't lose weight because she takes two different insulin a day.<br />Is this true?

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