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T1D Looks Like Me

Thank you to the thousands of people who took part in T1D Looks Like Me, joining together to tell the world what type 1 diabetes looks like

You can still get your DiaDigits or create your own photo filter to support the campaign

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Ever wondered how many insulin injections you've done since you were diagnosed? Or how long you've spent recovering from a hypo? Answer a few simple questions and we'll calculate your DiaDigits.

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Get your #T1DLooksLikeMe profile picture

Tell the world what T1D looks like, by creating your own T1D Looks Like Me profile picture. Don’t forget to add #T1DLooksLikeMe in the description.

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