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1. Inga3
  Hi, I’m currently gathering data for my M.Sc. project via a questionnaire survey. The research study is aimed at mothers of children with diabetes type 1. Can I post the link for the questionnaire survey on the forum? Thanks, Inga
  
  Feb 14, 2021
2. Toejam237
  I'm T2 on metformin slow release and canagliflozin tablets.
  My bloods were 17.2 & 20.3 through my night shift last night and are constantly high on any night shift, are my employers obliged to change me shift pattern if its affecting my health?
  Thanks
  
  Oct 22, 2020
3. Bikewizard
  Hi there. Trying to fill in my newbie form with my details but cannot find where to post? Can you help? Sorry to be such a clutz
  
  Oct 21, 2020
4. manoncoolen
  Hi! I am doing a study on the impact of hypoglycaemia in young people with diabetes and their families. Would it be allowed to post the survey link here, to recruit some people?
  
  Oct 15, 2020
5. GerryBolger
  Thank you for allowing me to be part of this v supportive community
  
  Sep 14, 2020
6. Pacifica
  Hi there! I do the design for a mobile app, which will hopefully make the lives of people with diabetes better. To make the app really useful I conduct a survey. May I post the link for the google doc questionnaire? Thank you and have a nice day)
  
  Jul 2, 2020
  2. Jaylee
    Hi Pacifica,
    
    I'm a member of the moderator team on the forum.
    You would need to undertake approval to undertake a survey. We will send you a PM with details on how to do just that.
    
    Kind regards,
    
    Jaylee
    
    Jul 2, 2020
7. Sam23136
  Hi, I’m currently gathering data for my MSc project via a questionnaire survey. The research study is aimed at people with type 2 diabetes. Can I post the link for the questionnaire survey on the forum. Thanks , Sam
  
  Jun 16, 2020
8. indiewalker
  Hiya, I'm doing research into type 1 diabetes and travel. I'm trying to post a link to a form but it says it's spam. How do i get around this please?
  
  May 12, 2020
9. Mrs Price
  I put an order in to your website and got an email saying that the large cooling wallet I ordered wasn’t available but everything else was being delivered shortly, it’s just arrived & the AnOxident Balance Bundle I also ordered worth £29.00 was not inside the package it’s on the invoice but no explanations?
  Was wondering if someone could find out what has happened to it for me please? Thank you and stay safe.
  
  Apr 10, 2020
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10. AE00622
  Hello
  
  I have been trying to contact the forum regarding posting my Masters Study on diabetes distress and stereotyping to recruit participants. I have not received a reply despite several months of trying. I wondered if you knew who I may contact, or if I can discuss with you at all?
  
  Thank you!
  
  Apr 9, 2020
11. Alison_C_
  Hi, I'm carrying out a research project (survey looking at physical activity and type 2 diabetes) as part of a PhD and was wondering whether it would be possible to share the link to the survey on one of the forums? If you have any advice as to who I whould contact about this, it would be great. Many thanks, Alison.
  
  Mar 3, 2020
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  2. tigrib
    Hi Alison, I am more or less in the same situation because I am writing my dissertation in psychology about a diabetes related topic. Did you get any advice or contact information? I am a type 3c diabetic myself which probably means that I won't be of any use for your survey but i would be really grateful if you had any information on posting links etc. Birgit
    
    Mar 11, 2020
12. Rachieb
  Hi I have posted a thread called feeling confused please help if anyone is free to take a look, hopefully I have done it right x
  
  Feb 17, 2020
  2. Antje77
    Hi @Rachieb , you've posted your thread just fine, it's visible to anyone.
    
    Feb 17, 2020
    
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  3. Rachieb
    Great thanks for that wasn't sure as not received any replies etc as of yet x
    
    Feb 17, 2020
    
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13. Melanie H
  My dad will be 89 on sunday, he has been living with type 1 since he was about 15, can you tell me what the record is ? 74 years is amazing
  
  Nov 15, 2019
  2. Juicyj
    Hi Melaine, profile posts on admins account aren't monitored very often, if you post on the main forum you will get better visibility there, best wishes J x
    
    Nov 16, 2019
14. JacChap
  Hello all. I was diagnosed as type 2 only 3 weeks ago and still waiting to see the DN. I have done s few fasting glucose checks and they have varied between 6.5mmol and 7,7mmol. I’d this usual please? Thank you.
  
  Jun 8, 2019
  2. Juicyj
    Hello Jac, unfortunately your post here won't get much visibility as its written on a profile post, please use the main forum to post a new thread with your question, thanks and best wishes J
    
    Jun 9, 2019
15. Susieq423
  First time here hope to learn something
  
  May 14, 2019
16. Susieq423
  Hi
  
  May 14, 2019
17. dorey1953
  please could you remove my phone number I did not put it there not very happy
  
  Feb 1, 2019
18. AKB
  When sick should I increase both basal and Bolus?
  
  Dec 3, 2018
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  2. Juicyj
    Hello AKB, you cannot get insulin dosing advice from anyone on this site as its against forum rules, you will need to contact your diabetic team to talk through your readings and doses with them, good luck hope you feel better soon.
    
    Dec 3, 2018
19. Lizzy_Lipstick
  Diagnosed as T2 this week, now taking metformin any advise greatly appreciated x
  
  Nov 9, 2018
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20. [email protected]
  Hi,
  I'm working for a project in Bristol that is starting a peer mentoring service for people living with type 2 diabetes. We are recruiting 20 volunteer mentors, and I would like to request that we can write a post on this site informing them about this service. Would this be appropriate, as we do not want to post anything that would not be welcome.
  Kind regards,
  Sean Hourigan
  
  Oct 25, 2018
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