We hope you've enjoyed listening to Let's Talk Diabetes over this past year and a half. We're now at the end of season one, where we’ve had the opportunity to dive into a range of important topics for people living with or at risk of diabetes, hearing first-hand from healthcare professionals and people sharing their own experiences.

If you haven’t already, make sure to check out all the episodes - there’s something for everyone, no matter what stage you’re at on your journey with diabetes.

We’d like to take this opportunity to say a massive thank you to each of our guest speakers, this wouldn't have been possible without their support, enthusiasm, and willingness to share their story to help others!

For more information about diabetes visit the Diabetes UK website. You can keep up to date with the Northern Ireland team here.

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If you are affected by any topics discussed then you can call our helpline team on 0345 123 2399, or email us at helpline@diabetes.org.uk

The views and opinions of the guests are their personal or professional opinions and may not reflect the views or advice of Diabetes UK NI. The content in the podcast is not intended to constitute or be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. It's important you always speak with your healthcare team for specific medical advice.

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For this episode, Suzy is joined by Lesley, a dietitian in the Western Health and Social Care Trust, and Carol, a registered nutritionist who works on the Diabetes Prevention Programme. They explain what prediabetes is, discuss some of the steps people can take to delay this risk of developing type 2 diabetes, and signpost to the support available locally in Northern Ireland and online through the Diabetes UK website and other sources.

There will be a new episode available every month, so make sure to join us as we explore all the topics, advice and questions that matter to you.

For more information about diabetes visit the Diabetes UK website. You can keep up to date with the Northern Ireland team here.

Follow us on social media @diabetesukni

X | Instagram | Facebook

If you are affected by any topics discussed then you can call our helpline team on 0345 123 2399, or email us at helpline@diabetes.org.uk

The views and opinions of the guests are their personal or professional opinions and may not reflect the views or advice of Diabetes UK NI. The content in the podcast is not intended to constitute or be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. It's important you always speak with your healthcare team for specific medical advice.

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In this episode, Suzy is joined by Elaine and Laura who both have children living with diabetes. They reflect on what it was like to send their children back to school following diagnosis, and the steps they took to prepare and settle well into the new school term. Elaine and Laura speak about what they learned, the changes they would make, and how technology has helped along the way. They both provide a key tip at the end of the episode, so be sure to listen in.

They also speak about the importance of support from school staff, the healthcare team, loved ones and peers. Suzy highlighted that our Online Forum is available for parents and carers, this is an area where you can discuss, help and advise each other.

There will be a new episode available every month, so make sure to join us as we explore all the topics, advice and questions that matter to you.

For more information about diabetes visit the Diabetes UK website. You can keep up to date with the Northern Ireland team here.

Follow us on social media @diabetesukni

X | Instagram | Facebook

If you are affected by any topics discussed then you can call our helpline team on 0345 123 2399, or email us at helpline@diabetes.org.uk

The views and opinions of the guests are their personal or professional opinions and may not reflect the views or advice of Diabetes UK NI. The content in the podcast is not intended to constitute or be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. It's important you always speak with your healthcare team for specific medical advice.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.