The toll of diabetes is more than just physical, it’s mental too.
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Mental Health and
Diabetes


Tracking blood glucose (blood sugar) levels, dealing with high medical bills, sticking to an exercise routine, and more can become overwhelming and leads to diabetes burnout. Here’s how you can support people living with diabetes.

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The Impact of Diabetes on Mental Health
Can’t Be Ignored
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. The mental health impact of diabetes is a serious concern. From the financial burden to discrimination, to feeling isolated and experiencing diabetes burnout, the American Diabetes Association® (ADA) aims to tackle some of the day-to-day mental challenges of people with diabetes by:
  • Supporting national, local, and grassroots advocacy efforts

  • Addressing health care disparities to ensure equitable access for all

  • Fighting for insulin affordability and other financial burdens

  • Helping combat discrimination

  • Providing resources to aid with diabetes management, care, and prevention

  • Funding critical research to find a cure

Your most generous donation today will let people living with diabetes know they are not alone. Will you give today to show your support?
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