Survey- How has diabetes affected your mood and eating habits?

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shahella

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Hi everyone!

I hope you are well.

I am a final year pharmacy student conducting research on the impact of diabetes on mood and eating habits.

If you have either type 1 or type 2 diabetes and are over the age of 18, i would greatly appreciate if you could fill out my survey below. Every response will mean a lot to me.

www.surveymonkey.co.uk

Diabetes, Mood, and Eating Habits, Is there a link? A survey of diabetic patients' opinions.

Take this survey powered by surveymonkey.com. Create your own surveys for free.
www.surveymonkey.co.uk www.surveymonkey.co.uk

Feel free to ask me any questions either in this thread or you can email me on k1520928@kingston.ac.uk.

Thank you 🙂

EDIT: I have now completed the data collection portion of my research. Thank you to everyone who filled it out.
 
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Hello @shahella
I have just completed the survey.
Will it be possible to get access to the results?
 
I kept getting shunted back to the beginning after question 17 so could not complete the survey.
 
Felinia said:
I kept getting shunted back to the beginning after question 17 so could not complete the survey.
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Hi, i have gone through the survey and it seems to be working fine on my end, perhaps it would be easier to fill out from a desktop. Thank you for trying! 🙂
 
Done. I would just add that some people just don’t enjoy food very much. I wish you well with your studies.
 
I did it but don't know whether it will be of any help as I don't take any meds for D. Not yet anyways. I'm more bothered about my liver, the D has taken a definite back seat in my worries. The surgery can't be that mithered neither as they've never called me in for my missed D review from last November. If they don't care then neither do I really. D makes me childish! I wish I'd never changed doctors. Good luck with your studies.
 
Done. I agree it was easy
If I followed the dietary advise given me I would need to inject more insulin , plus they still push the low fat advise which I have never agreed with, I do moderate carbs and normal fats
 
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I did it but don't know whether it will be of any help as I don't take any meds for D. Not yet anyways. I'm more bothered about my liver, the D has taken a definite back seat in my worries. The surgery can't be that mithered neither as they've never called me in for my missed D review from last November. If they don't care then neither do I really. D makes me childish! I wish I'd never changed doctors. Good luck with your studies.
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I am sorry to hear that you are feeling discouraged, personally i think it would be a good idea to rearrange your appointment as its always good idea to keep an eye on things. Thank you for completing my survey, i wish you all the best!
 
Done.
It would have been nice to have a box at the end to add any additional thoughts or comments. For instance, I feel that my diabetes diagnosis has led me to a healthier lifestyle both physically and mentally as a result of now following a Low Carb, High Fat (LCHF) diet and getting more regular exercise.
 
rebrascora said:
Done.
It would have been nice to have a box at the end to add any additional thoughts or comments. For instance, I feel that my diabetes diagnosis has led me to a healthier lifestyle both physically and mentally as a result of now following a Low Carb, High Fat (LCHF) diet and getting more regular exercise.
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Thanks for your feedback, thats a good idea! However i am unsure if i am able to edit it as this is the version that both the university and DiabetesUK has approved.
 
Ljc said:
Done. I agree it was easy
If I followed the dietary advise given me I would need to inject more insulin , plus they still push the low fat advise which I have never agreed with, I do moderate carbs and normal fats
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Thank you, i appreciate your response 🙂
 
shahella said:
Thanks for your feedback, thats a good idea! However i am unsure if i am able to edit it as this is the version that both the university and DiabetesUK has approved.
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I suppose people can use this thread for comments if they are happy for them to be public? You could then include any thoughts in your commentary to provide a little context.
 
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I suppose people can use this thread for comments if they are happy for them to be public? You could then include any thoughts in your commentary to provide a little context.
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Yes i think that would be interesting! I think it would be a nice way to open up a conversation about how diabetes has impacted their eating habits and mental health.
 
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