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11/05/2024

Some photos from behind the player cards.... ISA's rising stars... ⭐️🥎 Ipswich Softball Association Inc

11/04/2024

Some more rising stars of the Ipswich Softball Association Inc playing in the upcoming State Titles. Good Luck!!! 🍀🥎

06/04/2024

It's that time of year when all of our future talent is heading away to State Titles to show off their skills..... I love capturing these memories. Best of luck to all players and more to come over the coming days.... Ipswich Softball Association Inc

06/12/2023

Just 24 hours to go… Don’t miss out…

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23/11/2023

Don't miss out Under 16's State Title Photos only available to purchase until the 7th of December 2023. Get in now before you miss out.

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19/11/2023

Ipswich Softball held their very first “BLUE DAY” yesterday the 18th of November to support and help raise awareness of those living with Tye 1 Diabetes.

Huxsyn Needham was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes at the age of 21 months and almost lost his life to the condition. His family want to start the conversation about Type 1 Diabetes to help raise awareness.....

Hux played his very first T-Ball game on Blue Day. A massive shout-out to Denika Thompson to get the first ever annual “BLUE DAY” off the ground!!!

What is Type 1 Diabetes?

Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune condition where the body’s own immune system is activated to destroy the beta cells in the pancreas which produce insulin. We do not know what causes this autoimmune reaction however environmental factors are thought to set off the process. Type 1 diabetes is not linked to modifiable lifestyle factors. Currently there is no cure and it is lifelong.

What happens if people with type 1 diabetes don’t receive insulin?
Without insulin glucose builds up in the body. The kidneys attempt to wash the excess glucose out through the urine, resulting in dehydration. The body burns its own fat reserves to supply energy which releases chemical substances in the blood called ketone bodies. Without ongoing injections of insulin, these ketone bodies accumulate. The high glucose and ketone levels along with dehydration can be life threatening if it is not treated. This is a condition called diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA).

Diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) is a serious condition that requires immediate assessment. If someone, who you know has diabetes, is experiencing symptoms of DKA, becomes confused or unconscious, call triple zero (000) for an ambulance.
Symptoms
* Being excessively thirsty
* Passing more urine
* Feeling tired and lethargic
* Always feeling hungry
* Having cuts that heal slowly
* Itching, skin infections
* Blurred vision
* Unexplained weight loss
* Mood swings
* Headaches
* Feeling dizzy
* Leg cramps
For immediate first aid treatment for Hypoglycaemia, follow these steps:
* If unconscious – check airways, breathing and pulse.
* Seek medical help immediately.
* If conscious – feed patient a sugary drink and water.
* When fully conscious – feed patient a sandwich or fruit.
* Seek medical advice following a hypoglycaemic episode.

For more information please visit the Diabetes Australia Website.
https://www.diabetesaustralia.com.au/abo.../type-1-diabetes/

Ipswich Softball Association Inc Diabetes Australia

31/10/2023

💕🐾🫣Sneak peek of how I spent my afternoon... The pack got bigger... Welcome Little Miss Roxy... Aayla has a new bestie... 🫣🐾💕

31/10/2023

22/09/2023

Final Album for the U16 State Championship is up for sale!! (Click the link below)

Thank you to everyone for your support and allowing me to capture so many amazing moments!

Photo collection by Jess Hough Photography

21/09/2023

Still one more album to come for the Under 16 Boys Softball State Championship!!!

19/09/2023

Photos from album 4 are now available for purchase @ https://jesshoughphotography.pixieset.com/under16softballchampionship-4/

All action shots are just $5.00 each you will receive and instant high resolution digital copy of your photos.

Thank you for your support 💕🥎

Photo collection by Jess Hough Photography