
Little Superheroes: Childhood with Type 1 Diabetes
A personal story about childhood with type 1 diabetes, the challenges that often remain unseen, and the idea behind our Little Superheroes puzzle.
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A personal story about childhood with type 1 diabetes, the challenges that often remain unseen, and the idea behind our Little Superheroes puzzle.

Summer with diabetes often brings changes in routine, food, physical activity and travel. In this article, you’ll find practical tips on how to take care of your insulin, diabetes supplies, sensor, hydration and mini diabetes kit, so your summer can feel more relaxed and safe.

Living with a child who has Type 1 diabetes brings sleepless nights, constant care, and countless small acts of love. This Mother’s Day reflection honors the strength of diabetes moms, the challenges they face, and the simple rewards that mean the most: a child’s health, small victories, and a heartfelt hug from the heart.

Urša was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes in 2003. Years later, a wake-up call led her to transform her lifestyle—and dramatically reduce her insulin needs. Today, she shares her journey and practical tips on her website Moj sladkor – Čista 5ka (My Glucose – Perfect A), inspiring others with diabetes to live healthier, more balanced lives.

Žiga Papež is a 30-year-old Slovenian elite athlete and former professional tennis player. He hosts the Sladek Lajf (Sweet Life) podcast and was the first person with diabetes to complete the extreme North Cape 4000 cycling challenge. His mission is to raise diabetes awareness and show that people with diabetes can live fully.

The holiday season is just around the corner, and it can be a real challenge for diabetics who, when faced with a table full of delicious food, can’t help but think about what to put on their plate and count the carbs. We’ve prepared some simple guidelines to help keep your blood sugar levels stable during this festive time.
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