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Diabetes Awareness 2024

International Diabetes Federation (IDF) have announced the theme of 'wellbeing' for World Diabetes Day which is only two weeks away on 14 November.    The blurb from the World Diabetes Day (WDD) website reads "Millions of people with diabetes face daily challenges managing their condition at home, work, and school. They must be resilient, organised, and responsible, impacting both their physical and mental well-being. Diabetes care often focuses only on blood sugar, leaving many overwhelmed. This World Diabetes Day, 14 November, let’s put well-being at the heart of diabetes care and start the change for a better diabetes life".  Check out what is happening around the world and what you can do here.    The attached picture is an example of one of the resources put together as part of this campaign, there are powerful messages well worth looking at here.