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controlling diabetes share your story our partners home fr controlling diabetes share your story our partners thanks to your effort, we have reached our goal! sanofi will be donating $200,000 to diabetes canada and diabète québec to help in their mission to get diabetes under control for all canadians. share with your friends > like our page today we have: ... number of supporters for canadian residents home fr share with your family and friends controlling diabetes share your story our partners -- menu an estimated 3.7 million canadians* are living with diabetes. together we will build a community to support each other and to help increase the number of patients with diabetes under control in canada. alex quebec, quebec alex quebec, quebec share this story on facebook “i was diagnosed last year with diabetes. it took me by surprise and i really needed support to go through it. i’m thankful to have such an outstanding nurse educator. she put me on the right track to help control my diabetes.” share your story mathieu toronto, on mathieu toronto, on share this story on facebook “i want people to know that it’s not the end of the world. you can have a great life with diabetes. you are in the driver’s seat based on your lifestyle and medications that you take.” share your story share this story on facebook sanofi has a strong heritage in diabetes. we’ve been raising our hand for diabetes for over 95 years. this page is a community-based initiative led by sanofi in collaboration with diabetes canada and diabetes quebec . our mission: get diabetes under control for all canadians. join us! share your story kim montreal, qc kim montreal, qc share this story on facebook “hi everyone. my name is kim and i’m 31 years old. i was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at the age of 5. for me the support groups for kids like me and the summer camps (so many memories there) had a huge impact on my life. growing up i was a kid first and a diabetic second. i don’t let the disease defined me.” share your story adam laval, qc adam laval, qc share this story on facebook “the first time i was told i might have diabetes, i brushed it off. several years later during a visit to my doctor i was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. i was told that i might need to go on medication to control my diabetes and should see a dietitian. my dietitian, nancy, really opened my eyes. with her help i made changes in my lifestyle, read more about diabetes and found foods that were good for me. it was hard at first but the results were worth it.” share your story jacqueline winnipeg, mb jacqueline winnipeg, mb share this story on facebook “as part of my work, i travel to northern manitoba. so often, when i get on that plane, i see people who are travelling home after having an amputation due to uncontrolled diabetes. i know it doesn’t have to be this way. my wish is that everyone had timely medical care that would make this a thing of the past.” share your story kate quebec kate quebec share this story on facebook living with diabetes since i am 60 years old, i wish i had taken this disease more seriously and started taking pills earlier. share your story joe sturgeon falls ontario joe sturgeon falls ontario share this story on facebook im a diabetic for 10 years now , struggling every day , i think its a sin that we cant get help from our government to help cover part of these meds as i have to cut down on-my meds due to the cost share your story edih bc edih bc share this story on facebook my husband, i and our son are all type 2 diabetics. we have so many markers for being type 2 diabetics. flu season for me is a killer if i get it. stress and being sick makes it hard to control my sugars and severely spikes them. i lost a lot of weight (70 lbs) and was almost off of insulin but i couldn’t maintain the weight loss. still down 30 lbs but not enough to improve my insulin levels. and my medical is so bad that it only pays for 3 months of insulin. we need better coverage of drugs, and foot care. when i first was diagnosed we were invited to a free lunch at the hospital for information on portion control, meds and exercise. the group met every month for about 30 minutes to talk thru any problems we had. this program is no more and was should be reintroduced. i do need more drugs as i get older and my diabetic 2 gets worse. wondering how much medication will cost then? i sure can’t afford the thousands it costs us now. a cure or better medication would be great. share your story karen dorval, qc karen dorval, qc share this story on facebook i was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes at age 32. i hadn’t been feeling right for over 2 years but a succession of doctors never thought to test for diabetes. i was told it was stress or “in your head”. it wasn’t. i wasn’t obese or even really overweight. i didn’t have “classic” symptoms. i wish earlier doctors had figured it out. maybe it could have been caught at pre-diabetes. that was over 20 years ago and i’ve been living with, and managing, it ever since. i managed two healthy pregnancies and babies. i’m determined they will not have diabetes. i’m at the stage where i realize how chronic this disease it, and how it gets harder to manage, not easier. each year at this time, i make resolutions to “be a better diabetic”. maybe this year. share your story roy quebec roy quebec share this story on facebook since december 2015 i have diabetes. share your story syd bobcaygeon/ ontario syd bobcaygeon/ ontario share this story on facebook have been t1 for 69 years. have seen so many great improvements, hoping to see a great many more. share your story daniel hope british columbia daniel hope british columbia share this story on facebook ten years ago i found out i am diabetic i went in denial and ny sugars became so high i started losing my vision so o went to the eye doctor and they told me i could either smarten up or go blind so i smartened up then all of a sudden it got so bad that i wanted to give up i tried and tried so hard i wanted to quit then i met moe my pharmacist he helped me and got me the helpers i needed to get better the change of meds and change of diet and exserice my numbers got down and down and down and i felt good i started losing weight and for a year and half my a1c didn\’t go over 5.6 and in one year i lost 63lbs and holding lots of changes a determination you can get this disease under control share your story vee pierrefonds, montreal, qc vee pierrefonds, montreal, qc share this story on facebook i am 60 years old (2017). i became diabetic at 18 months (less than 2 years old!). i have seen an awful lot during this time and hope to see much, much more before i lay down and give up! share your story derek edmonton, alberta derek edmonton, alberta share this story on facebook diabetes is a condition that requires some work, but is completely manageable. i was diagnosed in october 2015 at the age of 27. with the support of my friends and family and help from my endocrinologist and diabetes educator i have gone on to complete marathons and ultramarathons, including a 50-mile race less than a year after my diagnosis. at times diabetes can feel like a struggle, but with proper care and management anything is possible! share your story mariah nelson bc mariah nelson bc share this story on facebook it is possible to have a normal life but it’s harder then i thought. i can’t get it under control. stress messes up my blood sugar a lot. it’s hard being diabetic. but people don’t judge you for it. you need to be able to open up and tell the people around you. i am so thankful that all my friends are so willing to help. share your story stephanie dorset, on stephanie dorset, on share this story on facebook i am a type 1 diabetic diagnosed when i was 8 in 2000. i have dedicated my life to finding the best ways to cope with this and never let it hold me back. i have a passion for ice in the winter i operate an ice resurfacer and in the summer i am a forestr
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