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    Diet for type 1 with autism

    I have been type 1 since I was 3, and very overweight my whole life. I now have have Multiple Sclerosis, so as my mobility lessens, the weight is piling on faster. I have always struggled with diet, and the dietician just hands me a pre printed sheet of meal plans to follow. However, I am...
  2. Chris Hobson

    Boating on the Norfolk Broads.

    The adventure begins. A genuinely new experience for me, five days on a boat on the Norfolk Broads. My sister in law Jill has an autistic son Micheal. Mike lives in sheltered accommodation and Jill takes him, along with various members of the extended family on various adventures from time to...
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    safety needles in school

    Hi All, I just joined the group today and have a question. My 6 year old son is T1 diabetic, he also has autism and a global developmental delay (this is where it gets tricky). He was diagnosed T1 about 6 months ago, and has taken everything surprisingly well, takes his insulin with minimal fuss...
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