Hi PaulACC I haven't done it as finances don't allow, but if they did I would definitely stop work or at least go part time. X

Thank you. Whilst I have time and capacity,  I would like to make the most of both. I'm tyring to limit the things I may later wish I had done, but didn't think of, whilst it was possible.

idk about work because i'm a student, but ik that i 100% prefer normalcy. if i did have to work, i'd go part time for sure. definitely try to eat healthier and live life to the fullest- spend time with people you love, do things you used to be hesitant to do. enjoy yourself, because you deserve it. after being diagnosed, you really begin to appreciate the simpler things in life. obviously, after diagnosis, changes to your lifestyle is mandatory, but it doesn't have to be negative. keep it balanced. don't change your routine so much in a way you don't recognise yourself anymore, but do the needful, like incorporating more veggies in your meals. that's just me and my perspective x