Monday is World Diabetes Day. Former Generations actress Sophie Ndaba opened up about her struggle with diabetes.💉
also seeks to highlight the opportunities to strengthen the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diabetes.
The World Health Organisation revealed that diabetes could become one of the leading causes of death in Africa by the year 2030 if urgent interventions are not taken. The number of adults currently living with diabetes in Africa is predicted to increase by 129% by 2045. Ndaba says diabetes is “uncomfortable, painful, confusing, deadly and requires to be monitored 24/7”.“It’s a Blue day! Know your levels. Living with this deadly disease – diabetes – for almost a decade has taught me not to take life for granted. Being attacked, teased [and] laughed at was nothing [and] even declared dead most times was nothing,” Ndaba wrote on social media.
“Trust me prevention is better than cure. Avoid stress, prevent depression, have good healthy eating and drinking habits. Together we can prevent and beat diabetes. Are you pre diabetic?? Know your status,” she added.
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