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For years, View co-host Sherri Shepherd had been told that she was pre-diabetic and for years, she ignored the warnings. Then the inevitable happened. With the diagnosis of full-blown Type B Diabetes, she realized fully for the first time that the disease that took her mother could kill her. In Plan B, Shepherd draws on medical expertise and her experiences to explain the measures that she took—and should have taken before matters grew so potentially grave. (P.S. We Americans need this life-saving tutorial: More than 25 million of us are diabetic and over 75 million men, women, and children are pre-diabetic.)
Overview
"Diabetes could have killed me. Instead, it saved my life."
—Sherri Shepherd
The day that actress, comedian, and cohost of The View Sherri Shepherd was diagnosed with the Big D—type 2 diabetes—she didn't see it coming. But she should have. Sherri had spent years battling excess weight, ignoring the warning that she was prediabetic, avoiding doctors, and denying some very clear signs that a diabetes diagnosis was imminent. Even watching the disease take her mother's life at the age of forty-one didn't sound the ...