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Type 1 diabetes. It’s draining. It entered our family in 2019 through our then 3-year-old son Tadhg. There was no family history, so it was quite a surprise. We’ve been on this journey for six years and have tried everything, spending countless hours researching how we can make his (and our)
Diagnosed on 11 August 2005, I have lived with Type 1 diabetes for nearly two decades. For most of that time, I relied on multiple daily injections (MDI). It worked, it was a system that allowed me to keep my diabetes mostly invisible to the outside world. I could manage it quietly, discretely,
Bec was diagnosed January 2025 at the age of 39, can now relate even more to her daughter Elliott, who was diagnosed with in June 2024 at 6 years old. While still new to navigating the life of diabetes management, they're determined not to let it stop them from doing anything they love. They