Jacqueline Withnall is no longer at risk of Type 2 diabetes after joining the NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme.

For avid line dancer Agnes Turner, the news that she was at risk of developing Type 2 diabetes wasn’t entirely unexpected.

Margaret Wilson discovered she was at risk of Type 2 diabetes after a routine blood test, despite efforts to live healthily following breast cancer treatment.

Tim joined the Healthier You NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme, lost four stone, and now runs up to five miles a day.

Retired minister Clive Jones is one of 160,000 people at risk of diabetes in Kent and Medway, but thanks to a prevention programme, he now has a new lease of life.

After battling cancer and related health issues, father of three Paul Higgin faced another challenge when a routine blood test revealed he was at high risk of Type 2 diabetes.

Paul Nardone was shocked to learn he was at risk of Type 2 diabetes after an NHS health check revealed high blood sugar levels.

Sharon Hather discovered she was at high risk of Type 2 diabetes during a GP visit and says the NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme has changed her life.

Boat builder Kevin Enticknap lost 9lbs and regained mobility after joining the NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme following a high blood sugar diagnosis.

Peter Stevens, 79, was referred to the NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme after high blood sugar was found during a GP visit for breathlessness and numbness.

After his type 2 diabetes diagnosis, camping enthusiast Keith joined Healthy Living for support.

Keen golfer and travel enthusiast Idwal joined Healthy Living after his recent type 2 diabetes diagnosis.

Dave Roscoe, a retired Company Director, decided to take control of his condition after living with type 2 diabetes for 30 years.

Since joining Healthy Living in 2020, Janita Dibb, 69, has lost 9 stone, become more active, and put her diabetes into remission.

58-year-old Juliet from Birmingham joined the NHS Type 2 Diabetes Path to Remission Programme after being diagnosed with type 2 diabetes at her annual health check.

45-year-old Justin from Birmingham is one of over 2,000 people with type 2 diabetes who have now improved their his health through the NHS Type 2 Diabetes Path to Remission Programme.

Richard shares how a routine GP check led to a type 2 diabetes diagnosis and how the 12-month remission programme helped him improve his lifestyle and health.