How can I tell my work coach that I've seen a training course, and that I have diabetes?
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BrianMcFaddenfan07
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I am wondering how to tell her that I have seen a training course for Health care assistants at my local hospital, but I'm not sure how to go about it.
I am also wondering if I should tell her about my diabetes or not.
I am also wondering if I should tell her about my diabetes or not.
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All you can do is tell her the details. You don't need to tell her about your diabetes diagnosis as this doesn't affect your LCW.
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Ty @poppy123456. I will tell her.
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Good luck @BrianMcFaddenfan07. Please feel free to let us know how you get on. We are all here for you
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I will @L_Volunteer
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Perhaps you could bring with you some information about the course, in case they want to ask you some questions about it @BrianMcFaddenfan07?
I hope it all goes well tomorrow afternoon.
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