At My Identity, we’re proud to support Diabetes NZ with our new Milan Bracelet, named after Milan Moala, an inspiring young Aucklander living with type 1 diabetes. Diagnosed two years ago, Milan continues to excel in kapa haka, waka ama,...
Understanding NHI Numbers: Your Key to Personalised Medical Identification At My Identity, we know that every detail counts when it comes to your health and safety. The National Health Index (NHI) number has been in use by New Zealand health...
As we approach our daughter's dia-versary, marking the time she has been living with type 1 diabetes for longer than she hasn't, we are filled with a mix of emotions. It's been a hard yet amazing 8-year journey. Now, at 15, she is doing what every teenager should be doing, living life to the fullest, just with an added aspect - she is a 15-year-old girl living with type 1 diabetes.
Wearing a medical ID bracelet can be a lifesaving decision for anyone with a medical condition or allergy. In an emergency situation, it provides first responders and medical professionals with important information about your health status, enabling them to provide...
February is Heart Awareness Month. While everybody is different, we have a wide variety of customers with various forms of heart disease or heart condition. Here are the statistics from the Heart Foundation website. These statistics are quite confronting. ...
We have a new colab with Diabetes NZ and this time, it's for the kids. You don't have to be a diabetic to have this bracelet - the back of it is blank and ready for all your personal information to be engraved. The difference is, all the profit from the sale of this bracelet goes back to Diabetes NZ.
Ana Shae (@t1.kiwi), who openly shares the highs and lows of her diabetes journey on Instagram.
We had the pleasure of working with Faapito to design a bracelet for our Diabetes NZ colab. Faapito is such an inspiration, seeing a gap in the market and going for it. His brand Self*ish is a brand specialising in...
