Life with Type 1 Diabetes,
medical research and the search for a cure

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Archive for January, 2011

Type 1 diabetes and the deluge

QLD rainfall Type 1 diabetes and the deluge“In a sense it’s similar to all people with type 1 diabetes having adventures across the world but in this case we had no control, no idea what to expect. It was very stressful indeed.”

During the recent Queensland floods John Inglis and his family spent several days isolated from the rest of Brisbane in the western suburb of Karana Downs, without power or phone. This is no different from many other families except that two of John’s adult children have Type 1 Diabetes.

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Sleeping Boy Opportunity to trial a new system for managing night time hypos in SydneyPeople affected by type 1 diabetes live with constant fear about night-time hypos and there is now technology with the potential to relieve some of those fears.

The HypoMon® is described as the world’s first non-invasive system to detect and alert users of sleep-time hypoglycaemia.

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Cycling down the road to a cure

IMG 1091 100px Cycling down the road to a cure

The Manche family

The 2011 Ride to Cure Diabetes has met another successful challenge to the cycling and diabetes communities to help find a cure for type 1 diabetes while supporting JDRF.

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