Travelling with #diabetes in Australia means driving 18hrs covering 1400km in 4 days w 3kids in the car. Using #CGM as an adult with #t1d means safer travel for me, my kids and other road users. Subsidised #CGM4all benefits everyone not just #type1s@GregHuntMP@Daniifoundation
If you are aged 35 years or over, living in #Australia and have NOT previously been told that you have #type2diabetes@CQUni would like you to participate in their DORA โ Diabetes Online Risk Assessment - Project.
Check your eligibility - https://t.co/itW29CJN5x
Looks like a great resource for connecting people with #type2diabetes in underserved communities with treatment, services & education. https://t.co/pq8tj4XLU8
I voted for @DiabetesWA 'Bringing Care Closer to Country'. Vote now for the Peopleโs Choice grant to have your say in which https://t.co/WsAu69oNkl Impact Challenge finalist will receive $1 million in grant funding https://t.co/5xoVQXjYwX
@MelindaSeedT1D Scarily, aged care facilities are dementia aware but not diabetes aware. Iโm terrified of having to one day entrust my #type1 management to an EN or AIN in a nursing home. I donโt even trust unknown HCPs to make tx decisions for me when Iโm 100% compos mentis
Absolutely agree @DIPadvocate17. The @DiabetesAus position statement about glucose self-monitoring (which we advised on) calls for additional CGM subsidies for people with recurrent severe hypos, impaired hypo awareness, fear of hypo, and pregnant women
https://t.co/CAiBqAEhx7
Check out A Bad Case- An Original Comedy Series Surrounding Diabetes, a series I'm supporting on @seedandspark and think you'd like, too! https://t.co/NTI5Wguf1x
HbA1c goes up & dementia risk goes up for people with #t1d. This study showed a 79% increased risk among those with more than half their HbA1c results at 75 mmol/mol (9%). https://t.co/sFqzqrF63r