For many elderly people, living with diabetes is a lifelong reality marked by daily medication, strict diets, and constant medical monitoring. At the age of 70, one Kenyan man believed his life would permanently revolve around managing the condition rather than improving it. His experience, however, has since become a topic of discussion among families dealing with long-term lifestyle illnesses.
The elderly man, whose story was shared by relatives and close associates, had lived with diabetes for years. Frequent hospital visits, fatigue, and dependency on medication had become part of his routine. According to those close to him, the condition not only affected his physical strength but also limited his independence and confidence in daily life.…CONTINUE READING
