Change in the Society's View Against Type 1 Diabetes "

Chairman of the Children's Diabetes Foundation and Professor at the Faculty of Medicine of Kocaeli University (KOÜ) Dr. Şükrü Hatun, "Today, children with type 1 diabetes can survive to a normal and successful life if the necessary things are done, and society has to change the way it views type 1 diabetes. " he said.

Bursa DS in Iznik training facilities in the 21st place "in the last days of my friend Diabetes" camp, Hatun in a statement to reporters, the doctor who, with 92 children and their care from different provinces of Turkey, nurses, dieticians, psychologists and

Şükrü Hatun, who stated that type 1 diabetes is a type seen in children, said:

"The most important feature is the need use insulin from the beginning. " Children injected at least 4 times a day the most important feature that distinguishes type 1 diabetes from other problems is that it does not mean that it is an illness because the drugs are as important as education as insulin. Type 1 diabetes is the most common cause of illness. The problem is that it makes a big difference. we are trying to make children autonomous in this camp. We try to teach both the accuracy of insulin injections and the correct setting of doses, the tasks of the pancreas that do not actually work with children.

"To maintain a life of peace with diabetes"

Hatun noted that the most important goal of this camp is to make children adequate in the treatment of type 1 diabetes. Hatun continued :

"What I mean is that they should continue their life in peace with diabetes." Children with type 1 diabetes can now survive a normal life Successful if necessary Society needs to change the way it views type 1 diabetes As this camp strives to achieve this, it is also conducting diabetes awareness activities. took a little walk with the slogans "My friend diabetes" with our children in Iznik and slogans asking the state to respond to innovations in the system of measurement of blood glucose.

Yağız Ali Kara , a child from Kampa Denizli, expressed his happiness to be in the camp and to be diabetic for 11 years.

Kara said: "Many friends Thanks to the camp, my goal in coming here was to check my sweets and I helped her, I had some results . I thank the doctors for fixing my sweets. It's so beautiful, I think I will come to you.

Tunahan Ali Köse, of Kampa Istanbul, told me that he had been eating diabetes for six months and that he had learned about the candy measures in the camp and that he was sick. he was having fun.