Another v special moment after having 2 spend months away from Ride High. This week we’re continuing 121 meetings with all our members 2 explore how they r, how they’ve coped during lockdown, & how we can best support them moving forward. #Charitytuesday#changinglifeswithhorses
Signs of type 1 diabetes may occur suddenly and can happen to anyone. Please retweet and share this info outside the #T1D community. Don't hold back from seeking emergency medical care if you or your child display symptoms of undiagnosed #type1diabetes. #GBDoc
@DiabeticDadUK I agree!
A few weeks ago I spent a week@in@hospital with my son who has T1... we reluctantly sought treatment and so glad we did. Health care professionals taking lots of precautions
@CMO_England My son was extremely ill last week - he was admitted last Saturday to Bedford hospital and has now had a diagnosis of Addison’s disease and treatment plan. If he’d not gone in to hospital he may not be alive today. Please continue with strong message seeking medical treatment
@MrsPTweeting Kirsty we have this every year. I try to explain that it’s a wasted appointment- I’d much rather someone else has the slot but still I have to attend with my son and confirm his T1 diabetes hasn’t miraculously be cured!
On the rare occasions we see our GP, why does he insist on asking if my son’s diabetes is controlled?
By ‘Controlled’ does he mean - do we work hard 24/7 to keep bloods in range as much as possible - then yes.... but we dont get ‘control’ without constant work.#type1#T1D
T-1 Today UK Friends for Life UK 29/10-1/11 in Glasgow. Great event for all those living with #type1. Feel free to spread the word if you can @cwdiabetes @JDRFUK @DiabetesUK@DigiBeteUK@OceanTragic and anybody else :)
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Modern media In a nutshell.
This is the same man who led one of the online abuse against Meghan - yup?
Has to be repercussions about your media career maybe?
Naah...
❤️ Roses are Red
💙 Violets are Blue
Yet another diet to cure “diabetes?”
Well, you ain’t got a blinking clue
Some basics:
#T1D can’t be prevented or cured
#T2D can be prevented/put into remission in some cases
Different pathology, different policies
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Did you know 42% of people with type 1 #diabetes were diagnosed between the ages of 31 and 60? #T1D is not just a child’s disease and being diagnosed as an adult is more common than many people think! You can find resources for newly-diagnosed adults at https://t.co/malWNRq0Yw