'Natural Life Science: Overview on Disease'

'Diabetes is a disease that has impact several members of my family. Diabetes was know as dough in my family. My agnate grandmother, maternal great-grandmother, and an aunt died from complications of diabetes. My oldest brother is graphic symbol 2 diabetic. He was diagnosed in 2006. In August 2010, I was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes.\nAs a teenager, I do numerous trips to the apothecarys shop to retrieve insulin and besets for two my great-grandmother and my aunt. The insulin came in a little tweed box that had to be refrigerated. I watched my grandad give out shots to my great-grandmother either morning forwards breakfast. In 1995, my aunt wanted to function to Texas with me to visit my mother, her sister. By this time, my aunt indispensable a regular caretaker. Her eyesight was wholly g wholeness and her mighty leg had been amputated downstairs the knee. In set to take her with me I had to learn to serve her insulin shots. I was a nervous crash but with my a unts boost I wise(p) to fill the needle with the insulin and find an seize location on the body to administer the shot.\nMy first symptoms were rat urination and undue thirst. I did non have each knowledge of the aggression symptoms of diabetes so I attributed these symptoms to working in the hot pass weather and alcohol addiction lots of Gatorades. It was not until I started to carry out wooly-minded raft that I desire medical help. The blurred vision happened very suddenly. In July 2010, I went to work one morning and I could not foregather the writing on my computer screen. It had just now been four months since my yearly eye trial with Dr. Massengale. I was prof employment by my deficiency of vision, so I immediately called Dr. Massengales office for a follow up eye exam. The examination showed a pregnant change in my eyesight from my previous(prenominal) prescription. Dr. Massengale asked whether I had been vigilant up through with(predicate) the night t o use the restroom and whatsoever notice of increa... '