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If you have any questions about the challenge itself, please email [email protected]. Got questions about diabetes? Please call 0345 123 2399 to speak to …

Between 22 February and 22 May, swim the equivalent of the English Channel in your local pool while getting sponsored for every length. Skip to main navigation Skip to content Learning Zone. Diabetes UK https://www.diabetes.org.uk. Donate to support Diabetes UK. Talk to us about diabetes. 0345 123 2399. customer support. Top menu . Forum ...

Please remember that the Swim22 Challenge is not a race, or a competition. Go at your own pace. We are in this together as one team, working towards a future where diabetes can do no harm.

Jun 02, 2014 · Diabetes Support Forums. Events. ... Swim 22. Thread starter stephknits; Start date May 22, 2014; stephknits Well-Known Member. Relationship to Diabetes Type 1 May 22, 2014 #1 Very proud though slightly bemused by my husband who completed the swim22 challenge today. He decided swimming 22 miles in 3 months was too easy, so did it 3 times, 22 ...

'Swim 22 was a welcome challenge!' It took a while to stabilise and come to terms with my new lifestyle, but I was very lucky to have tremendous support from my family and friends. I did have rebellions from time to time - some really bad ones which rocked my control and worried my parents - but I became adept at redressing any deviations in my ...

The Good News. If you are at risk for type 2 diabetes, the YMCA’s Diabetes Prevention Program provides a supportive environment where you can learn how to adopt healthy habits to reduce your chances of developing the disease.

Feb 14, 2020 · Helen Hill will be taking on the Swim22 challenge to raise money for Diabetes UK. The 43-year-old, of Muxton, will have to swim 22 miles in 12 weeks and will be …

Diabetes UK is looking for people from Greater Manchester to take on the swimming challenge of the year, Swim22, between 22 February and 22 May. Swim22 participants will cover an incredible 22 miles – the equivalent of crossing the English Channel.

Never swim without your medical ID in case you need help. This is especially important since we have diabetes. Drink fluids before and after your swim to prevent dehydration. Swimming, like any exercise, can cause hypoglycemia. Know the symptoms. Share them with a swimming buddy so that you stay safe and can enjoy the workout.

Mar 10, 2020 · Please login here ... , Kirsty Birch, will be taking part in Diabetes UK’s Swim 22 Challenge. Chris and Kirsty (whose idea it was to take on the challenge) will both be swimming the equivalent of the width of the English Channel at the Straight of Dover, and are hoping to raise over £1,000 to support people living with diabetes. ...