i would like to wish everybody on the site a happy new year and that all our wishes for the new year come true.i know this is a new site but i have learnt so much in such a short time it can only get better and i have a feeling 2009 will be a great year for this site.
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happy new year
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grahams mum
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i hope it will be a better year for all children with diabete
Northerner
Admin (Retired)
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Let's leave all that gloom and doom of 2008 behind us! Happy New Year to all, and thank you for all the help and support you have given me - without even knowing it!
kitemaster
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Happy 2009
To everyone at Diabetes support, All the Best and have a Prosperous New Year....
To everyone at Diabetes support, All the Best and have a Prosperous New Year....
Caroline Wilson
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Happy healthy prosperous New Year with all our families and supporters. My wish is help is found for the relief of all long term medical conditions🙂😛
Copepod
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Happy New Year - and happy orienteering
Hi everyone, Happy New Year.
Just back from a great day in Leicester, meeting cousins etc from Edinburgh, Surrey and Leicester, plus introducing 4 of them (aged from 8 to 63) to orienteering at a lovely fun family friendly event in Evington Park. Then home for lunch and more visitors.
By the way, orienteering really is compatable with diabetes - pick your own start time, so can wait after blood glucose testing and / or extra sweets, can carry sweets eaily in tracksuit / cargo trousers, choice of courses suitable for beginners to experienced, short to long courses, easy to technically challenging etc. I don't want to derail this thread, so please PM me for further information about getting started.
Hi everyone, Happy New Year.
Just back from a great day in Leicester, meeting cousins etc from Edinburgh, Surrey and Leicester, plus introducing 4 of them (aged from 8 to 63) to orienteering at a lovely fun family friendly event in Evington Park. Then home for lunch and more visitors.
By the way, orienteering really is compatable with diabetes - pick your own start time, so can wait after blood glucose testing and / or extra sweets, can carry sweets eaily in tracksuit / cargo trousers, choice of courses suitable for beginners to experienced, short to long courses, easy to technically challenging etc. I don't want to derail this thread, so please PM me for further information about getting started.
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