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ESA - does this sound right?
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Murphybear wrote: »Type 1 diabetes should not be life limiting. Prime example, Sir Steve Redgrave
Yet, I've got a Facebook friend whose daughter has it. They've had serious issues over the las few weeks getting her blood sugars stable.Sealed pot challenge #232. Gold stars from Sue-UU - :staradmin :staradmin £75.29 banked
50p saver #40 £20 banked
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Murphybear wrote: »Type 1 diabetes should not be life limiting. Prime example, Sir Steve Redgrave
He has type 2 diabetes.0 -
Type 1 diabetes should not be life limiting. Prime example, Sir Steve Redgrave
It is limiting if you rely on insulin to survive. Life expectancy is also reduced by an average of 11 years (more for women).0 -
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Op once you've been assessed your ESA will go up to £173 a week. If in support group.
No point claiming carers allowance you will be worse of as you get sdp instead.0
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