In this section, you will find information about living with Type 2 Diabetes
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A free interactive online education course developed by Diabetes Ireland, for people diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes. The Diabetes SMART programme contains six interactive modules, covering topics that... View Article
Read MoreDiabetes is a complex condition affecting approx. 300,000 people in Ireland. No one causes their diabetes, yet people living with diabetes often encounter stigma, discrimination, and stereotypes. There is plenty... View Article
Read MoreCODE is Diabetes Ireland’s Free Online Group Education Programme for people with Type 2 Diabetes. Each CODE (Online) programme consists of 4 sessions. The first 3 sessions are over... View Article
Read MoreType 2 diabetes occurs when blood glucose levels are too high due to insufficient insulin production or when the insulin that is produced by the pancreas gland is not working effectively. Type 2 diabetes can be managed through healthy eating guidance, regular physical activity and medication using tablets or injections.
Read MoreWhen you have Type 2 diabetes your nutritional needs are the same as everyone else—no special foods or complicated diets are needed.
Read MoreThe development of diabetes complications may depend on how long you’ve had diabetes and on your diabetes management over the years. Keeping your blood glucose under tight control helps to prevent or delay complications.
Read MoreLiving with diabetes can affect many day to day aspects of your life and leave you with many questions. In this section we aim to answer as many of those questions as we can.
Read MoreWhen Deirdre was told she had type 2 diabetes, it came as a complete shock, reports Arlene Harris Irish Independent. However, learning about the condition and the lifestyle changes required... View Article
Read MoreThis is a reasonable summary of entitlements for people with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes and their carers.
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