What I learned in 7 years with diabetes
During those 7 years, there were bad times, but also good times – highs and lows, just like with diabetes. […]
During those 7 years, there were bad times, but also good times – highs and lows, just like with diabetes. […]
Entering my blood sugar level on my handset, I inadvertently breathe a deep sigh. It’s an unmistakeable ‘I’m fed up
I knew from a young age that I wanted to be a mother, but I also wanted to enjoy being
When I was asked to write a blog about type 1 diabetes, cooking, and eating during the festive season, I
Well here we are, the wedding is so close now the excitement around us is palpable. I’m not sure I’ve
You’re nine years old. The pediatrician tells you that you’ll spend the rest of your life dealing with a nasty,
Diabetes burnout I’ve actually found it extremely difficult transitioning through the different stages of life with type one. And once
Research shows that when you have diabetes, your risk of developing depression more than doubles. In fact, some studies show
When I first met Niki, I had no idea she had diabetes (not that it mattered to me of course).
When I realised I would have to go wedding dress shopping, I had the obvious anxieties and body image issues.