Sugar buddies

Category: Recently Diagnosed / Managing Life / Website / England - South / Emotions (burnout, motivation, diabetes distress, adjusting to diagnosis)

Added/Updated: 09/13/2016

Peer support network for people with diabetes (T1&2) in Hampshire.

Reviewed by

Sophie Harris

Peer support is proven to be of value. Often people with T1 don't have the opportunity to meet others and share their stories.

Jess Burton

There is nothing better as a T1 diabetic than meeting others with the same condition, because you understand one another and in these situations being diabetic is normal.

Keywords: support, peer, meet up, Hampshire, buddy, get together

Links (open in new window): http://sugarbuddies.org.uk/

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