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How long have you been living with diabetes?

How were you diagnosed?

Did your diagnosis come as a surprise to you?

How did your diagnosis affect your family or loved ones?

What are the most important things that have supported your diabetes care?

What has living with diabetes taught you the most?

What has been your lowest point with diabetes?

Have you ever experienced issues accessing diabetes medicines, supplies and care?

What would you like to see change in diabetes over the next 100 years?

What do you think needs to change to improve the lives of people living with diabetes in your country?

What does the centenary of insulin mean to you?

Were you aware of diabetes before your child was diagnosed?

Did the diagnosis come as a surprise and how did it affect you?

What has been most important in supporting your child with diabetes?

Have you ever faced issues supporting your child with diabetes?

If your child is currently in school, how has their diabetes impacted their experience?

Have you experienced low awareness or misconceptions around diabetes?

If you could change something about diabetes care, what would that be?

What does the centenary of insulin mean to you as a parent?

Were you aware of diabetes before your loved one was diagnosed?

How did the diagnosis affect you?

Have you ever faced issues supporting your loved one with diabetes?

Have you experienced low awareness or misconceptions around diabetes?

What has been most important in helping you support your loved one with diabetes?

What has been your lowest point as a carer for someone with diabetes?

What do you think needs to change to improve the lives of people living with diabetes in your country?

What does the centenary of insulin mean to you?

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