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April 12, 2025
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DiabetesTeam makes it easy to build connections! You can add people to your team whenever you:

- See a post you like in the Activity Feed
- Get notified about new members in your area
- Find someone in Meet Others who shares similar experiences with diabetes
- Connect with someone who has similar symptoms or treatments

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DiabetesTeam makes it easy to build connections! You can add people to your team whenever you:

- See a post you like in the Activity Feed
- Get notified about new members in your area
- Find someone in Meet Others who shares similar experiences with diabetes
- Connect with someone who has similar symptoms or treatments

Adding someone to your team is a simple, friendly gesture - similar to giving a "like" or virtual hug. Once you start building your team, you can easily stay up to date with their posts by clicking the "My Team Activity" button on the main activity screen. This helps you focus on updates from the people you connect with most. There's no limit to how many people you can add to your team, so feel free to keep growing your connections!

April 12, 2025

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