Diabetes UK
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Diabetes Daily
- What You Should Know About COVID-19 Vaccines and Diabetes 13th April 2021Some important answeres about COVID-19 vaccines for people with diabetes.
- Sweet Potato Breakfast Hash 12th April 2021This hash is a great way to start the day but can also be an accompaniment to lunch or dinner. Be creative and add whatever protein of your choice. Enjoy!
Endocrine Diseases
- A Day in the Life of a Type 1 DiabeticIn this video, YouTuber ‘Diabetic Danica’ shares a glimpse into her daily type 1 diabetes routine
- Diabetes Stress: 2 Ways to Help You Feel More in Control2 different approaches—1 focused on educational tips, and the other on coping strategies_ proved effective in helping people with diabetes reduce their stress and anxiety, leading to better disease management.
The Diabetes Times
- Research suggests type 1 diabetes could begin in the womb 8th October 2020The immune attack which kick starts the development of type 1 diabetes might start before a child has been born, researchers have said. The study, funded by Diabetes UK, also found that it is possible for babies aged six months and young, can also develop the autoimmune condition. Until recently, it was thought that children […]
Childrens Diabetes Foundation
- MY FIRST COVID-19 VACCINATION DOSE 19th March 2021By Paige Lindbloom When Governor Polis announced those with two or more high-risk conditions (including type 1 diabetes) would be in the next COVID-19 vaccination phase, I did not expect it to affect me. To my knowledge, I only have type 1 diabetes and I have been lucky enough to avoid other chronic diseases. So... […]
- If a kid that weighed 40 pounds when diagnosed can live with T1D then you can too! 18th February 2021My diagnosis was a lot calmer than most. No hospital visit, no extremely high blood sugar, and no attempt to get me back on this earth. I know a lot of diabetics did not have the same fortune as me. Although my diagnosis lacked an ambulance or helicopter ride to a hospital, there were things... […]
Type 1 Writes
- Not Just a Patch 6th April 2021Admittedly, I don’t particularly like having to wear any adhesive over my CGM sensor. I’ll usually hold off on applying an external adhesive for as long as I can, although I have been caught out once or twice in recent weeks. I only just managed to rescue last week’s sensor by the skin of its […]
- Go With The Flow 2nd April 2021It’s definitely been Easter week in my corner of the world. Hot cross buns and Easter eggs have been getting me through work and uni this week, counting down the days to a much needed four day long weekend. My personal picks are the yellow bags of Cadbury mini eggs and hollow hunting eggs. Bonus […]