Dr Ashley Ng

There are times where you feel you work your guts out but aren’t seeing any results. Not just with diabetes but with life in general. So it’s nice to have someone reaching out to say to you ‘hey you’re doing okay’. Read more

Recently I went through a bit of a down time where I felt very unmotivated, disillusioned and felt lost. I was also quite stressed as I had set myself a few tight deadlines with my PhD. I felt like I was losing sight of things that mattered and the reasons to why I got involved Read more

Diabetes really does pop its head up in random places and situations. A friend of mine recently started seeing someone who happens to also have type 1 diabetes. While I was more excited over the new man situation, she was telling us about how he manages his diabetes.  Read more

For World Health Day in 2016, the theme is “beat diabetes”. Predominantly the campaign is aimed at raising awareness at the increasing incidence of diabetes worldwide, coupled with a focus on prevention of type 2 diabetes. Prevention is good and all but we also can’t forget about those living with diabetes and how we are currently Read more

The gym is my sanctuary. I go there, put my music on and get lost in my work out. It’s my way of de-stressing. I love my gym. People there are friendly but not overly so. They let you get on with your workout. But of course once in a while you may get the oddball Read more