1. exercise with you or ask you to exercise with them? |
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2. point out in front of others when you are eating unhealthy foods, like at a party or get together? |
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3. gently talk with you about taking care of your diabetes? |
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4. help you decide if changes should be made based on your blood sugar testing results? |
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5. bring foods around that you shouldn’t be eating? |
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6. tell you diabetes is your problem to deal with on your own? |
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7. ask how they can help you with your diabetes? |
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8. suggest things that might help you take your diabetes medicine when you are supposed to? |
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9. argue with you about your food choices or your health? |
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10. praise you for eating healthy foods or following your exercise routine? |
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11. criticize you for not testing your blood sugar? |
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12. help you choose healthy foods, by reading food labels or helping you choose from a menu? |
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13. criticize you for not exercising? |
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14. prepare or plan healthy foods to help with your recommended diet? |
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15. suggest you don’t need to take your diabetes medicine? |
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16. take on one of your responsibilities, so you can have time to exercise? |
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