Chronic condition presentation type 2 diabetes, Science

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Select a chronic condition (Type 2 Diabetes) and develop some form of educational material for a person who is likely to have this condition or their family.

Briefly define and describe the chronic condition.
Discuss common experiences of those living with the condition.
Identify appropriate self management activities the person with the condition would benefit
from and community services in Australia which may be useful for them to engage with.

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