Year 6 cranked up the heat with their joke! ๐
Meet the class clowns who tickled the nation's funny bone, as they get a visit from the Bash Street School bus! ๐
Congratulations to Year 6, Northside Primary School and hats off to Mrs. Crouchley, Britainโs Funniest Teacher! ๐
We're taking part in One Walk London on 22 June for JDRF UK to help support breakthroughs in type 1 diabetes
If you feel able to sponsor us, we'd be really grateful x @gpollara
https://t.co/woFbreOz77
But GP leaders vigorously attacked the Tory plans, saying the party has underfunded general practice for over a decade, leading to the current situation of practice decline and closures. https://t.co/DQ8VXvMSZN
Sunak laughed BUT this GP is spot on, there IS a primary care crisis, with unemployed GPs driven out of work by existing government policies
This needs to be urgently addressed by the next government
@sarahsackman@ajcdeane@sarahcreates@GPonlinenews@kimberleyjourno
People with #Type1Diabetes must inject many times a day to stay alive. Weโre shocked that @AlexZverev will not be able to access his insulin on court in the French Open. Everyone must be able to manage their #Type1 wherever they are, anytime @rolandgarros https://t.co/547i2Nrtcn
@DiabetesUK@TheSun@chrisbrighty1
Just for reference โcouch potatoesโ isnโt an appropriate term to describe someone with type one diabetes. true that regular exercise reduces blood sugars. Many type one diabetics are actually athletes or more active than the average person.
First day back at school and I just said 'Have an awesome day' as my daughter happily ran in....
Without needing to say 'Can I scan you first?'
To me, that's an important #DexcomG7 difference
#T1D#parentingt1#GBdoc
Hearing my 9 year old say 'Can we try ๐น๐บ๐ป for hypos because my friend does?' demonstrates the positivity of peer support in #T1D
Thanks to @t1_today for an amazing conference - full of fun, laughter and the opportunity for my girls to find their people
I can't think of any other condition which requires such unrelenting commitment and deep understanding by the individual as #T1D
I'd not fully appreciated this until my daughter was diagnosed #DiabetesAwarenessMonth (despite being a doctor ๐)
A thing which I would love non-diabetic folk to understand; The frequent necessity to "calculate" and consider the "what if..." despite doing very normal activities. Their brains don't need to think like ours and carry the exhaustion that follows. #DiabetesAwarenessMonth#GBDoc
Hearing my 9 year old say 'Can we try ๐น๐บ๐ป for hypos because my friend does?' demonstrates the positivity of peer support in #T1D
Thanks to @t1_today for an amazing conference - full of fun, laughter and the opportunity for my girls to find their people
Wonderful closing keynote by @PeteDaviesType1 - reflecting on the advances in #T1D over the past 60 years and full of optimism and hope for the future
A real life story of never letting diabetes stand in the way of your dreams! @t1_today
So thrilled to be at Diabetes Together conference in Glasgow! Honoured to be thief Closing Keynote Speaker on Sunday! So lovely to be back with inspiring T1 folks! https://t.co/9fqWOyVmid #GBDoc