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Admin (Retired)
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 1
Before his nightly show with London station LBC, Iain admits to often grabbing a 10-minute nap but says his tiredness is more due to his hectic lifestyle than the Type 2 diabetes he was diagnosed with five years ago. “When I go to LBC four nights a week after working at my publishing company all day I have to have a lie down,” he confesses. “This morning
I was up at 4.30am to be interviewed on ITV’s Daybreak about the vote on gay marriage, I was on air with LBC until 10pm and didn’t get to bed until 2am. I have Fridays and Saturdays off, but my producer will often ring me at home,” Iain adds, “so it’s rare I switch off from work altogether.”
http://www.iaindale.com/posts/2013/03/06/me-and-diabetes-becoming-an-ambassador-for-diabetes-uk
I was up at 4.30am to be interviewed on ITV’s Daybreak about the vote on gay marriage, I was on air with LBC until 10pm and didn’t get to bed until 2am. I have Fridays and Saturdays off, but my producer will often ring me at home,” Iain adds, “so it’s rare I switch off from work altogether.”
http://www.iaindale.com/posts/2013/03/06/me-and-diabetes-becoming-an-ambassador-for-diabetes-uk