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fourteen things to do onworld diabetes daySay “Cheese!”1
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Go Online.Get up & DASH.Join the movement.
Meet others.Learn the symptoms.
Wear blue.Learn the types.
Tell someone.Tweet the #DSMA folks.
Take the risk test.
Educate your community.
Facebook this.
Have fun!
Snap a photo of yourself with a person in your life that has diabetes. Post it to Twitter or Instagram
with #WDD
Find an online resource that could help people touched by diabetes. There are many.
DashCamp.org
Log on to BigBlueTest.org and do the test that will benefit others. Small steps can have a BIG
impact.
Join TuDiabetes.org (English) or EsTuDiabetes.org (Spanish) and meet others
that have been touched by diabetes.
Learn about the symptoms of low and high blood sugar.
Blue is the color that represents diabetes aware-ness. Wear lots of blue and tell everyone why!
Investigate the differences between Type 1 and Type 2
diabetes.
Find a friend and tell them about World Diabetes Day.
Join the Twitter conversation by using and following the hashtag #DSMA.
Take the American Diabetes Association’s Diabetes Risk test on Diabetes.org
Share your diabetes knowledge with your school, church, place of employment.
Write a Facebook post about what you’re doing to celebrate Word Diabetes Day. Invite others to
join you.
fourteen things to do onworld diabetes daySay “Cheese!”1
234567891011121314
Go Online.Get up & DASH.Join the movement.
Meet others.Learn the symptoms.
Wear blue.Learn the types.
Tell someone.Tweet the #DSMA folks.
Take the risk test.
Educate your community.
Facebook this.
Have fun!
Snap a photo of yourself with a person in your life that has diabetes. Post it to Twitter or Instagram
with #WDD
Find an online resource that could help people touched by diabetes. There are many.
DashCamp.org
Log on to BigBlueTest.org and do the test that will benefit others. Small steps can have a BIG
impact.
Join TuDiabetes.org (English) or EsTuDiabetes.org (Spanish) and meet others
that have been touched by diabetes.
Learn about the symptoms of low and high blood sugar.
Blue is the color that represents diabetes aware-ness. Wear lots of blue and tell everyone why!
Investigate the differences between Type 1 and Type 2
diabetes.
Find a friend and tell them about World Diabetes Day.
Join the Twitter conversation by using and following the hashtag #DSMA.
Take the American Diabetes Association’s Diabetes Risk test on Diabetes.org
Share your diabetes knowledge with your school, church, place of employment.
Write a Facebook post about what you’re doing to celebrate Word Diabetes Day. Invite others to
join you.
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