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Holding hands, we crossed the finished line

Georgia tells how she's learned to support boyfriend Jamie's diabetes.

Helen won an appeal to get her driving licence back

Helen Nicholds, a 27-year-old District Nurse, was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes aged seven. Helen’s licence was revoked in 2014 following two night-time hypos.

Diabetes events were a huge help after my daughter's diagnosis

Helen tells us about the impact of her daughter Charlotte's Type 1 diabetes diagnosis on their lives. And how Diabetes UK events helped them learn more about the condition.

Great effort from Team Mac

Three of my children completed the Great North Run to fundraise for Diabetes UK.

Going on a DAFNE course changed my life

75 year-old Bruce looks at the time he met Dr R D Lawrence and explains why a DAFNE course changed his life. It was Guy Fawkes Day 1952 and I was looking forward to joining the family

I had a good base to work from when it came to looking after my diabetes

Susan's story I was diagnosed with Type 1 at the age of four and a half - having just started school. That's nearly 60 years ago.

"Nobody told me I was entitled to have needles and test strips covered"

Fifteen-year-old Fintan knows the power of our 4 Ts campaign

Fatherhood and Type 1 diabetes

Six dads who live with Type 1 – or have a child who does – share their stories.Andrew: “We wanted to show that this juggernaut that crashes into people’s lives can be used as a force for

'Father and daughter team up to show family support'

A father and daughter team from West Kilbride took on the Great Scottish Run in October, in the hope of taking a step towards a better life for people affected by diabetes.

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