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Foot problems diagnosis and treatment
Plantar fasciitis
Occupational health podiatry
Orthotics,insoles& footwear advice
Heel pain
Diabetic foot care
Sports injuries
In growing toe nails
General foot care- corns/callus

15/11/2025

Before insulin existed,
Diabetes was a death sentence.
Parents were told to “make their child comfortable.”
People starved themselves just to buy a few more months.
There was no future to dream about,only time running out.

And then Sir Frederick Banting changed everything.

Because one man refused to give up,
because he followed a gut feeling that no one else believed in,
because he stayed awake fighting for an answer,
insulin was discovered.

And millions of us get to wake up today, not cured, not carefree, but alive.

Alive to grow up,
alive to fall in love,
alive to chase dreams,
alive to build families,
alive to keep fighting one more day.

When you live with Diabetes, insulin isn’t something you “take.”
It’s something that keeps you here.

So today, we honor:
• The discovery that saved our lives
• The man who made it possible
• And every person who still fights this battle 24/7 with no breaks, no time off, no cure

Happy World Diabetes Day.
Here’s to awareness, access, advocacy,
and to the hope that one day we won’t need insulin at all.

https://support.breakthrought1d.org.uk/fundraisers/StJosephsFIA/walk-your-wayThis marvellous team have completed their f...
07/06/2025

https://support.breakthrought1d.org.uk/fundraisers/StJosephsFIA/walk-your-way

This marvellous team have completed their fund raiser walk donations welcomed via the link above.

(From John the organiser...
Hi all, We’ve organised a Pier-to-pier walk for the 7th June to raise money for Breakthrough T1D (formerly JDRF). We’re setting off from the war memorial in Llandudno at 10am, and walking to Colwyn Bay pier - should take a couple hours at a gentle pace with a few hypo stops. If any other T1D families fancy joining us, you’d be more than welcome!)

Trainer Container at Y Shed. Exhibition of graphic designer artwork today. Y Shed
07/07/2024

Trainer Container at Y Shed. Exhibition of graphic designer artwork today. Y Shed

10/06/2024

Happy Valley star, James Norton, who has type 1 diabetes, reads a Bedtime Story to help young children understand diabetes and how it can be managed.
Friday 14 June 6.50pm on CBeebies and iPlayer. How to Manage a Mammoth by Dr Rose Stewart and Richard Dwyer


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Lorna Hicks Podiatry at Y Shed
27/11/2023

Lorna Hicks Podiatry at Y Shed

10/06/2023

🎾 Game set and match to the right decision!

Following our open letter and the reaction across social media, Alexander Zverev WILL be allowed to inject insulin on-court in the French Open 💙

We are happy that the right decision has been made. We will always stand up for the right of everyone with type 1 diabetes to safely take part in sport ✊

Read more https://bit.ly/43RjL1d

Excellent work... Congratulations.
03/06/2023

Excellent work... Congratulations.

Mohamed M. Hassanein, FRCP, CCST UK, previews a presentation at the 83rd Scientific Sessions. Attendees in San Diego can watch the session in-person Monday, June 26, at 3:15 p.m. PT, and select recordings will be available on the meeting's virtual platform after the live presentations.

30/05/2023

Check out my ride on Strava.

I love having clinic at Y Shed, there is always something interesting going on.
27/01/2023

I love having clinic at Y Shed, there is always something interesting going on.

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Mrs Lorna Hicks MCPod HCPC NMP

Foot and ankle specialist.

Lorna qualified in 1988 from Birmingham School of Chiropody (now known as podiatry), at that time it was a leading centre for professional development with innovative guest lecturers complementing the in house lecture team. Lorna has worked within the NHS for 30 years and has become an extended scope podiatrist with skills that cover many fields. She has provided valuable input into research projects advancing the understanding of diabetes foot complications, development and management of them.

Lorna was instrumental in introducing diabetes foot screening into NHS podiatry services in the nineteen nineties and more recently setting up the multidisciplinary foot clinic at North Wales Glan Clwyd Hospital Diabetes Centre. Lorna has also provided lecturer services at the University of Bangor and Glyndwr University. She has worked as a volunteer with Diabetes UK for 3 years.

Lorna has a diverse range of skills in caring for people with mobility problems, foot problems and footwear issues. With experience in gait analysis, management of pain and dysfunction in the foot and lower limb, Lorna brings a wealth of care experience to her patients.