This group will not participate in the AHD Program. The group participants will continue their routine care but will be invited to all 6 sessions on managing a healthy diet run by the EFNEP team.

This group will continue routine care and participate in the AHD Program. AHD Program.

Biweekly phone/Zoom calls to support physical activity and dietary behavior change, focused on history, experience, benefits and adaptation

a 20-item self-report assessment designed to evaluate occupational resilience, which is the capacity to persist in an occupation despite adversity

The primary objective of the RV-DQoL is to measure various aspects of quality of life affected by diabetes, including:

Satisfaction: Assessing patient satisfaction with different aspects of their life, including time spent managing diabetes and receiving checkups, current treatment, knowledge about diabetes, body appearance, and overall life satisfaction.

Impact: Evaluating the extent to which diabetes impacts daily life, including feelings of physical illness or pain related to treatment, embarrassment related to managing diabetes in public, and interference with family life.

Worry: Assessing the degree of worry related to diabetes, such as passing out due to low blood sugar, changes in body appearance, and the potential for developing complications.

is a blood test that measures your average blood sugar (glucose) levels over the past two to three months. It works by measuring the amount of glucose attached to hemoglobin, a protein in your red blood cells responsible for carrying oxygen.