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Support the mental
wellbeing of people
living with diabetes.



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Mental Health and Diabetes

From the financial burden to discrimination, to feeling isolated and
experiencing diabetes burnout, the mental health impact of diabetes is
a serious concern. Here's how you can help.

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May is Mental Health Awareness Month.

Dear Friend , 
 

Did you know people with diabetes are two to three times more likely
to have depression than those without diabetes? This Mental Health
Awareness Month, the American Diabetes Association® is actively
working to address some of the day-to-day mental challenges of people
living 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 contribution will not only make a profound difference, it will
contribute to the broader goal of creating a world where no one
has to face these challenges alone. Will you give today?

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