By taking good care of and managing your diabetes, you can feel better both today and in the future. When your blood sugar level is close to normal, you are likely to: • have more energy • feel less tired and less thirsty • urinate less often • heal better • have fewer skin or bladder infections STEP 2: Learn the key factors of diabetes. Ask your healthcare team what you can do to better control your blood sugar, blood pressure, and cholesterol. This can reduce your risk of having a heart or brain attack or other diabetes-related problems. STEP 3: Learn to live with diabetes. It is normal to feel overwhelmed, sad or angry when you have diabetes. You may know the steps you need to take to stay healthy, but you have a hard time following the plan for a long time. This section has tips on how to cope with diabetes and how to eat well and stay active. STEP 4: Get routine medical care to stay healthy. Visit your health care team at least twice a year to find and treat problems early. Make sure that at every medical visit you have: • a blood pressure check • a foot checkup • a weight check • a review of your self-management plan

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