Hi all, I am a diabetic. Today, I would like to share with you my personal experience and reveal some truths about diabetes, in the hope that you can better understand the disease and avoid being plagued by misinformation. 
Before I was diagnosed with diabetes, I didn't know much about the disease. At that time, I always heard people say that diabetes was a "disease of wealth", and that only obese and wealthy people were prone to it. However, it wasn't until I was diagnosed with diabetes that I realized that this notion was wrong. In fact, diabetes is not entirely caused by obesity, and thin people can also develop diabetes. Another misconception is that diabetics can't eat sweets. In the past, I used to mistakenly think that diabetics must not have any sweets. However, by researching and consulting with doctors, I learned that moderation and choice are key. Diabetics can enjoy some low-sugar or sugar-free sweets in moderation, such as fruits, sugar-free yogurt, etc. It is important to control the amount of sugar you consume and try to avoid excessive intake of foods high in sugar. In addition, I also discovered a myth about diabetes, which is that diabetes is a lifelong disease that cannot be **. However, in fact, diabetes is not completely impossible**. Some types of diabetes, such as type 2 diabetes, have the potential to reverse the condition or even get rid of diabetes in the early stages through lifestyle modifications and medications**. Of course, this requires the patient's active cooperation** to maintain good lifestyle habits. 
During my illness, I also mistakenly believed in some so-called "home remedies", which not only did not cure my diabetes, but also almost led to other complications. This made me deeply realize that diabetes must follow the scientific method and not believe rumors. In closing, I would like to say that diabetes is not uncontrollable. With a sensible diet, exercise, and medications**, people with diabetes can effectively control their blood sugar levels and reduce their risk of complications. After I was diagnosed with diabetes, I started to pay attention to my lifestyle habits, stick to exercise and diet control, and monitor my blood sugar regularly. Through these efforts, my blood sugar levels are well controlled and my risk of complications is greatly reduced. In conclusion, diabetes is not uncontrollable or uncontrollable, the key is how we deal with it. We should abandon some misconceptions, follow the scientific method, and actively ** diabetes. Let's work together to beat diabetes and live a healthy life!