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Life Guide for Young People with Diabetes on the Move is a DVD available for all young people with diabetes aged 16-21. This is the age when most of us finish school, leave home for the first time, travel, start tertiary study, find jobs, start careers, develop relationships and more. Adding to this mix is the need to keep managing your diabetes and move your care from a paediatric to adult care setting. The DVD/CD has been made by young people with diabetes who have 'been there, done that' and is a valuable resource for young people to show how to maintain good health and move towards independence.
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"That Diabetes" Tackling It Together is an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander documentary that was produced by Blackfella Films Pty Ltd. The aim of the project was to visually present the harshness, beauty and remoteness of the Australian landscape and to highlight in a culturally sensitive way the difficulties faced by many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in relation to diabetes.
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This DVD explains the importance of planning a pregnancy for women with diabetes. The DVD offers two menu options: type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes. For each menu option, there are stories from women with diabetes who are planning a pregnancy, are pregnant or who have already had healthy babies, as well as comments from health professionals.
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Understanding Gestational Diabetes is a DVD that explains to women and their families how to manage gestational diabetes and what to do once the baby is born. In this documentary-style film, women who have had this condition during pregnancy talk positively about their experiences. It is intended that this DVD will give viewers a better understanding of gestational diabetes. This DVD is a multilingual resource and comes with the option of selecting from six different languages - English, Vietnamese, Arabic, Mandarin, Cantonese and Turkish - all on the one DVD.
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