Together, we can combat discrimination and ensure that everyone has equal rights and opportunities, regardless of their circumstances. The CERV Programme is dedicated to promoting and protecting the rights of all citizens, including those with disabilities. 🤝
Learn more about how the EU is helping to create inclusive societies: europa.eu/cerv-programme
Follow @EU_Justice on Twitter, like them on Facebook, and check out their YouTube channel for more updates.
Together, we can combat discrimination and ensure that everyone has equal rights and opportunities, regardless of their circumstances. The CERV Programme is dedicated to promoting and protecting the rights of all citizens, including those with disabilities. 🤝
Learn more about how the EU is helping to create inclusive societies: europa.eu/cerv-programme
Follow @EU_Justice on Twitter, like them on Facebook, and check out their YouTube channel for more updates.
Soon to be mom of 2 🥰❤️ I am so happy and excited to see who is in there 😍💕...
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New Year’s used to be a time for promises – to train more, eat less, and ‘be better.’ At the same time, I was doing everything I could to keep my blood sugar in range, constantly battling the impossible combination of an eating disorder and type 1 diabetes. It was devastating.
At my worst, I was hospitalized to free myself from my eating disorder. It was one of the hardest things I’ve ever done, but also the most important.
Today, I train because I love my body – not because I hate it. I train to feel strong. I’ve also managed to sustain a great A1C, proving that balance and recovery are possible.
Eating disorders are a real and serious issue, but it is possible to break free. It’s possible to become strong, to find balance, and to truly live again.
There is a mini-you inside, full of dreams and hopes! Don’t let diabetes take that away from you ❤️
New Year’s used to be a time for promises – to train more, eat less, and ‘be better.’ At the same time, I was doing everything I could to keep my blood sugar in range, constantly battling the impossible combination of an eating disorder and type 1 diabetes. It was devastating.
At my worst, I was hospitalized to free myself from my eating disorder. It was one of the hardest things I’ve ever done, but also the most important.
Today, I train because I love my body – not because I hate it. I train to feel strong. I’ve also managed to sustain a great A1C, proving that balance and recovery are possible.
Eating disorders are a real and serious issue, but it is possible to break free. It’s possible to become strong, to find balance, and to truly live again.
There is a mini-you inside, full of dreams and hopes! Don’t let diabetes take that away from you ❤️...
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These are the must-haves that never let you down 😘 🩷
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