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The Farnsworth family
Our youngest daughter Tess was diagnosed with type one at the age of 19 months. She is doing well and is a happy, cheeky little girl who is very determined and knows her own mind! So far she copes well with us doing injections and finger pricks, we may start her on a pump next year. Our older daughter Milly (3) has picked up on all the changes and anxiety but has coped well too.
Anna, Rich, Milly and Tess Hunter, North London
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The Fazakerley family
This is picture of the Fazakerley family from Clapham. Isobel, on the right, she is 9 and was diagnosed just after her 2nd birthday in 1999. Dominic, on the left, is six. Isobel doesn't let her diabetes hold her back and enjoys dancing, riding, climbing and scuba diving. Kate and husband Mark in the middle.
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The Fazey family
The Fazey family, on a trip to London 2004. William has had diabetes since he was 18 months old.
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The Fraser family
Oliver is 4 years old and was diagnosed with Type 1 when he was 17 months old in June 2002. He has never really let diabetes bother him and just lets us get on with injections and finger pricks. Hopefully he will be pumping soon. We have found a tremendous amount of support, information and understanding here and are so glad that we found the UK CWD support list.
Andrea, Simon and Oliver
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The Fussey family
This is Skander ice skating. He is now 10 years old and was was diagnosed with diabetes in July 2002 and coeliac in Autumn 2003. He loves playing sport and being active. His mum is called Lorraine, his dad is called Alastair, and he has a younger brother called Christian who is 6 years old.
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