My Life with Diabetes: African Perspectives

This book shows how life goes on with diabetes in a developing country in Africa. It also shows that a diabetic can perform his duties successfully as long as one takes proper medical attention. The book further shows the difficulty to control diabetes due to lack of awareness and resources. Hence, diabetes in developing countries do not anticipate the creeping danger of its complications until it reaches a critical level. The book appeals to charity organizations to help diabetics of the developing countries like Ethiopia by providing medication and testing tools to control the disease. It also warns diabetics in developing countries to be aware of the slow killer disease. Further more, it invites interested researchers to study who diabetes affects certain families lithe the author's repeatedly.