For the 300,000 Canadians who suffer from Type 1 Diabetes (T1D), needles are a part of everyday life four needles a day, to be exact. T1D is an autoimmune disease that can strike suddenly and at any age.On Sunday, June 11, The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation is partnering with Telus to host the Walk to Cure Diabetes across multiple cities in provinces and territories.The Walk brings 45,000 Canadians together to walk and raise critical funds for diabetes research.Since its inception in Canada in 1994, the Walk has raised over $124M for diabetes research. This year, organizers are aiming to raise $6 million to support life altering T1D research.And, while there is no cure for this serious condition, there is hope.

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Another admitted a sexual act in a toilet cubicle of a Parisian hospital where Julie had been admitted, yet claimed to have not noticed that the child displayed any signs of vulnerability.In March 2011, a judge was appointed to investigate the case regarding the three accused of gang rape. The investigation took eight years, at the end of which, in July 2019, the judge decided to drop the rape charges and replace them with “consensual penetrative sex with a minor under 15”.In the early stages of the investigation, four other firefighters who were present at one of the alleged rapes were charged with “failure to protect”, but all charges were subsequently dropped.On hearing the outcome of the investigation in 2019, Julie attempted suicide, suffering serious injuries in the process. The family rejected the judge’s decision and took the case to the court of appeal in Versaillles.

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