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- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 1
Seven-year-old diabetes sufferer Taylor Clarke has turned blogger to give his own take on what it is like to battle the illness.
Taylor and his nine-year-old brother Staunton have combined forces with a little help from mum Emma to write the adventures of Supersonic Goobs and Beastly Bean.
Taylor was four when he was diagnosed with type one diabetes.
The blog is dedicated to "all those super-heroes battling Dr Diabetes every day" and is under the title Holy Hypos Batman, it's Diabetes Week.
Since being written to mark National Diabetes Awareness Week it has attracted lots of attention.
The story begins in March 2009 when Taylor, who lives in Haydon, was first diagnosed and mirrors his own thoughts and feelings as he realises what it means to have diabetes.
http://www.thisissomerset.co.uk/Bro...heroes-fight/story-16485645-detail/story.html
Taylor and his nine-year-old brother Staunton have combined forces with a little help from mum Emma to write the adventures of Supersonic Goobs and Beastly Bean.
Taylor was four when he was diagnosed with type one diabetes.
The blog is dedicated to "all those super-heroes battling Dr Diabetes every day" and is under the title Holy Hypos Batman, it's Diabetes Week.
Since being written to mark National Diabetes Awareness Week it has attracted lots of attention.
The story begins in March 2009 when Taylor, who lives in Haydon, was first diagnosed and mirrors his own thoughts and feelings as he realises what it means to have diabetes.
http://www.thisissomerset.co.uk/Bro...heroes-fight/story-16485645-detail/story.html