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Scientist have found that people with diabetes
are at a far more risk for developing depression. People who have
been diagnosed with the disorder has depression because of poor
glucose control. The diabetes affects a person's daily life and it
decreases the quality of life.
Having suffered from that disorder, they can't do
what they used do nor they can eat the foods that they may want,
they even can't control their diet or daily habits. People with
diabetes have to check their sugar everyday by a drop of blood.
Depression happens when someone being unable to control their self,
they begin to feel trapped in their own body.
The worst scenario is when people with diabetes
and depression, they will face a higher risk of death compare to
those who have just depression. When it comes to disorders or
diseases that effect the rest of a person's life like diabetes, the
person will go through a grief period. This doesn't turn into
depression until the person becomes overwhelmed with anger or
denial.
Some people can have the strength to look towards
the positive and work through it, however, some people can never
fully recover some thing that changes their life. Some people with
diabetes feels like they have lost something valuable or precious.
Diabetes is a chronic disease that causes serious
health complications, the thought of amputations, blindness, kidney
failure, and even death related situation that can make people have
a shock of their live.
If you notice your friend or relative that has
just been diagnosed with diabetes and still feel sad and mourning,
you should bring their depression to the attention of their doctor.
This way you can help he/she overcome the depression they are
suffering.
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