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WE are going on a road trip and i have diabetes type2 i like to know how can eat out for a month we are goin


we are going from Texas to California

Go to your doctor and ask them for a list of free foods, along with that list should be a list of stuff you can have at restaurants...You can also pick up books that will have full lists of food at all kinds of restaurants and fast food places...
I keep a book in my car for when we go on vacation... Source(s): Self experience
Just make sure that you pack healthy snacks on the road to snack on, and make sure that you go to healthy places (like Subway.) i hope for the best!

kookie
Well stop eating candy and things with sugar fatty!!

That might help you.
best one to ask is your doc. he/she has all that info or they can direct you to a nutritionist. have a good trip.
What do you eat normally? take a cooler and water, and stop at groceries stores and buy your supplys each day. I'm diabetes also and that is what we do. If we had to buy food in Resturants 3 or more times a day we'd go broke. Guess it's all in what you want to spend your money on. Hope you have a great trip. Drive careful, and be safe.
hapi trip!
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