Type 1 Diabetic Easha Alam joins Mona Channet to talk about how technology has helped her.
How is technology transforming the lives of people living with Type 1 diabetes?
Mona Channet spoke to Easha Alam, who has lived with Type 1 diabetes since the age of six.
Easha shared her inspiring journey and how the innovative MiniMed 780G insulin pump has completely transformed her everyday life — from better blood sugar management and fewer hypoglycaemic episodes to finally enjoying uninterrupted sleep.
They also spoke about how the NHS is expanding access to this life-changing technology and what these medical advances could mean for others living with Type 1 diabetes.
Easha is also the voice behind the international podcast Exploring Type 1 Diabetes with Easha, where she shares experiences and stories from people around the world.
Here is the full inspiring conversation about medical innovation, resilience and the power of technology to improve lives.
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@type1easha – https://www.instagram.com/type1easha/
Podcast – ExploringT1DwithEasha https://open.spotify.com/show/033J3WnOOb1ouLhK8ZCijB
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