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If you use a CGM, do you currently have an adhesive overpatch on your sensor to help it stick?
Meet Lauren Dahlin: diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at 26. From T1D diagnosis to Ironman excellence – @trit1dtech’s remarkable journey is a testament to resilience, determination, and the power of the human spirit. 🏊♀️🚴♀️🏃♀️💪
Read her incredible story from life-threatening diabetic ketoacidosis to becoming one of the first women with T1D to qualify for the Ironman World Championship in Kona, Hawaii. 🌟
Full story: LINK IN BIO!
#T1DWarrior #IronmanJourney #Inspiration #T1D #DiabetesStrong
Did you know we can detect the earliest stages of type 1 diabetes potentially YEARS before symptoms start? Before you need insulin.
While we're still waiting for a cure, decades of research have led to therapies that can delay its full onset and the need for daily insulin. But here's the catch: you need to catch it in those early stages by screening for T1D autoantibodies — and you can get screened at ANY age!
Here's what you need to know about detecting T1D before those classic symptoms develop. 👀
Read more: LINK IN BIO!
#Type1Diabetes #T1D #EarlyDetection #DiabetesResearch #HealthAwareness
Do you live with neuropathy?
Our Registry includes more than 18,000 people affected by type 1 diabetes with a variety of lived experiences — including diabetes-related complications!
#T1D #LivingWithNeuropathy #type2idabetes ##PeripheralNeuropathy #DiabetesCare
Nearly 9 million people across the globe live with type 1 diabetes — and millions still don't have adequate access to life-saving insulin and critical technology.
Learn more country-by-country stats at http://T1Dindex.org.
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Participate in T1D Research from Home
The T1D Exchange Online Registry is a research study, designed to harness the power of individuals with type 1 diabetes. You complete a questionnaire once a year.
- Add your voice, experiences, and data to a body of evidence that grows over time.
- Help accelerate the discovery and development of new treatments and potentially inform policy and insurance decisions .
- Once you enroll, you can participate in more studies on specific topics related to type 1 diabetes.
- The Registry is open to both adults and children with type 1 diabetes living in the United States.
