Diabetes Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 25 Years of Fantastic work

Fantastic Event.

Beautiful gathering.

Amazing!!!

Glad I was there at the Scottish Parliament Edinburgh (11th September, 2018) Celebrating the ground breaking achievements of an awesomely impactful Charity Organization -Diabetes Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿.

Diabetes Scotland -From the first day she was established 25 Years ago in Glasgow has relentlessly and progressively made life a lot better for all living with diabetes and their families.

- Reshaping “Living with diabetes” for the better through support, knowledge and information, care, creating awareness and connecting with all living with diabetes in Scotland.

Diabetes Scotland - Funding Extensive research findings towards her great vision of a World where diabetes can do no harm .

“KNOW DIABETES FIGHT DIABETES TILL WE HAVE A WORLD WHERE DIABETES CAN DO NO HARM”

A vision I, so many other Volunteers, Health Proffesionals, Government Officials, Management and Staff of Diabetes Scotland are committed to with all hard work and dedication.

Diabetes Scotland- As dedicated to Fighting Diabetes today as when she first started 25 years ago.

The world can see and feel the impressive impact of her work.

Diabetes Scotland- Great Vision,

Great Mission,

Great Achievements,

Great people,

Great Spirit,

Great Staff,

Great Volunteers,

Great Management.

GLAD TO BE PART OF YOU and Proudly so💐💐💐

Volunteers, Health Professionals and MSPs attended Diabetes Scotland's 25th Anniversary celebration at the Scottish Parliament last night sponsored by Emma Harper MSP.

Public Health minister, Joe Fitzpatrick; the inventor of the insulin pen, Sheila Reith; and Young Leader Ainsley Duncan spoke at the event. While National Director, Angela Mitchell updated guests on future plans.

The charity also commissioned a series of portraits - displayed in the Burns Room - where people with diabetes, or affected by the condition, are pictured reflecting on the many challenges they face. ‘Facing Up to Diabetes’ illustrates the variety of people among the 300,000 in Scotland who live with the condition and conveys the impact diabetes has on thousands more.

Thanks to all speakers and guests for making the event such a memorable occasion.