NEW PICTURE GALLERY!!
Join us in understanding life with diabetes in pictures!
Pictures can tell a story just as much, if not more, than words….
You might like to view and share pictures of what YOU were doing on November 14th, World Diabetes Day!
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Just send us pictures of things that represent a day in your life with diabetes – whether you have diabetes, work in diabetes or love someone with diabetes.
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WORLD DIABETES DAY 14/11/2009
A pic of GI author and practicing diabetes dietitian Kaye Foster Powell at her desk in the diabetes service at nepean hospital penrith nsw
David Mapletoft Diabetes Educator
Penrith Diabetes Service
I spent the day at the Wiggles concert in Hobart, with my husband and two kids. We had a ball! When they turned the lights down to sing Twinkle Twinkle Little Star and wave things that glowed, I waved my pump!!
Alison, Wiggles fan, Mum, pump wearer and person with T1 diabetes!
I spent the day playing with my baby Maxwell, not knowing that night I was to get a BGL of 30 mmol at midnight and another gastro!! A great World Diabetes Day gift!!
Helen Edwards, mum to 3 boys, founder and director Diabetes Counselling Online, pump wearer, piano player and person with type 1 diabetes.
We went out for a picnic ~ bbq., on the day down through new norfolk and the hops and [legal] opium poppy fields ~ such a pretty sight down here in tasmania after years of drought ~ everything was lovely and green… even though it was cool… we bbq’d a couple of chops which we had with a lovely green salad and a couple of new potatoes.. lovely fresh local apples to follow.. a day to remember… my husband is an american and is still surprised by the beauty of our lovely country….
Barbara and husband, great grandparents and type 2 diabetics
I went to my son’s first swimming lesson at 6 months old and he loved it! He is my greatest achievement.
Pauline, mum and person with type 2 diabetes.
I spent world diabetes day at the beach cooling down with my friend Helen in Kingston which is in the South east of South Australia.
Eleanor- young person with type 1 diabetes, insulin pump wearer who loves the beach!,
