Today, let's talk about changes in one of two ways. Either tell us what you'd most like to see change about diabetes, in any way. This can be management tools, devices, medications, people's perceptions, your own feelings - anything at all you feel could use changing. OR reflect back on some changes you or your loved one has seen or been through since being diagnosed with diabetes. Were they expected or did they surprise you?
The biggest thing I want to see changed?
Access.
Access to insulin.
Access to glucose meters.
Access to test strips.
Access to education to learn how to live a life with diabetes.
I've written about it before. Many times. And I've spoken with those working on changing this. Insulin isn't a luxury, it's necessary to live.
To read more posts for day four of Diabetes Blog Week, click here.
The biggest thing I want to see changed?
Access.
Access to insulin.
Access to glucose meters.
Access to test strips.
Access to education to learn how to live a life with diabetes.
I've written about it before. Many times. And I've spoken with those working on changing this. Insulin isn't a luxury, it's necessary to live.
To read more posts for day four of Diabetes Blog Week, click here.
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