Sunraysia woman’s highs and lows with type 1 diabetes

Brooke Littlewood

PARENTAL instinct may have saved Tahlia Kite’s life. This week, National Diabetes Week, the now 23-year-old shares her story to raise awareness and dispel stereotypes about the progressive metabolic disorder. Ms Kite was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, an auto-immune condition that means the body produces little or no insulin, when she was 18 months […]

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