We are the Mokwugo Okoye Foundation, we are a Nigerian-based diabetes foundation, more specifically type-1 diabetes. Please click on the links in our bio to donate. #diabetes#type1diabetes
Hey diabetics, I have two boxes full of Medtronic 370G reservoir and sites, roughly 5 months worth of supplies. I am happy to ship them to you! Wanting them to go to someone in need! Just let me know! #T1D#diabetes#insulin4all
We are having our first outreach this month and we are looking for volunteers. Please fill out this google form if you are interested https://t.co/lsacJeiFzT. If you have any questions, please send us a dm or an email [email protected]
Alright I’m back again, if you’re in Lagos and free that day it’ll be nice if you could help out. Please sign the google form so we can keep track
https://t.co/YFdQ384tLz…
Also if you have any questions send a DM to @__MOFoundation
Hey guys the outreach event is on Saturday and we could always use more volunteers so don’t forget to sign up if you’re interested https://t.co/7UUTQHRvY5
Also if you have any questions send a DM to @__MOFoundation
We are having our first outreach this month and we are looking for volunteers. Please fill out this google form if you are interested https://t.co/lsacJeiFzT. If you have any questions, please send us a dm or an email [email protected]
We are having our first outreach this month and we are looking for volunteers. Please fill out this google form if you are interested https://t.co/lsacJeiFzT. If you have any questions, please send us a dm or an email [email protected]
There are 3 types of Diabetes
Type 1, Type 2 and Gestational
Type 2 is the most common
Type 1 & 2 are similar but there are also many differences
And here are some of them below
There are 3 types of Diabetes
Type 1, Type 2 and Gestational
Type 2 is the most common
Type 1 & 2 are similar but there are also many differences
And here are some of them below
Introducing Inside Type 1, a new podcast we are sponsoring about everything you want and need to know about type-1 diabetes. Listen here https://t.co/E3sFfIvSoq
It's day 2 of our Diabetes Awareness Week and today we'll be addressing the symptoms of diabetes. Type-1 diabetes often gets misdiagnosed due to how it manifests. The best way to check is by a random blood sugar test and a ketone test. Get tested today to ensure your health.
Diabetics need to test their blood sugar level frequently, about 5 times a day. This means multiple finger pricks to draw blood to check, which may lead to scarring. An average person's blood sugar ranges from 75-100mg/dL, above that indicates diabetes. Art by @AnthonyAzekwoh