Disney & Lilly collaboration for children

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Added/Updated: 09/17/2016

A collaboration between Disney and Lilly (pharma company) to provide stories & support for children with T1

Reviewed by

Sophie Harris

Nicely illustrated stories to read with young children who are newly diagnosed with T1 & some stories for older teens. They help to support children/young person telling their friends and dispell myths such as not being allowed cake! Not all books read; but breaking of confidence by a healthcare professional about diagnosis of diabetes would not be acceptable without person giving their permission in the Hannah Montana book. This resource is sponsored by Lilly & Disney.

Jessica Burton

A sweet collection of stories aimed at younger children that are relatable and reassuring for the new and more experienced diabetics alike.

Keywords: Disney, stories, ESPN, Hannah Montana

Links (open in new window): http://www.t1everydaymagic.com/lilly-and-disneys-type-1-diabetes-bookshelf/

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