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AmyT on
November 17, 2008
This is one of those creations from my quirky 9-year-old that I just had to post. This was meant to be the “rules for upstairs” in our house:
Kind of makes a great credo for certain circumstances in life, ay? Except that the eating and drinking parts are often prerequisites for No. 4
But what I actually wanted to talk about today in the wake of Friday’s World Diabetes Day awareness bonanza was the Rules…
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AmyT on
November 15, 2008
It was an absolutely perfect evening — warm breeze, no real wind. We came, we saw, we lit up San Francisco City Hall.
* Photos by Mark Yarchoan
Happy WDD, World!
(Special thanks to Alisa Bekins of Close Concerns for making all the arrangements)…
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AmyT on
November 14, 2008
A very happy and BLUE World Diabetes Day to everyone today!
Feeling Blue Myself… But for all the right reasons. Read on for an EXCLUSIVE SNEAK PEAK at the Young Voices video competition winners!
First, a note for SF Bay Area locals: Myself and a group of local advocates including Kelly Close and Manny from TuDiabetes be on-site to launch the lighting of San Francisco City Hall in diabetes-awareness blue at 5:00pm Pacific time this…
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AmyT on
November 13, 2008
I just got the official heads-up about the launch of something the JDRF has been cooking up behind the scenes for some time: a new social networking site for young adults with Type 1 diabetes called Juvenation.org. Check it out, and join the beta!
The site leader and moderator is our very own Gina Capone of the DiabetesTalkFest. Wow, that girl gets around!
The site looks pretty amazing with a full forum, media area, and…
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AmyT on
November 13, 2008
It’s almost World Diabetes Day, so let’s talk food for a moment.
First, I eat a ton of salad. In fact, being allergic to wheat, salad is often the ONLY THING on a restaurant menu that I can order safely. At Red Brick Pizza with my kids yesterday, I found myself shelling out upwards of $6 for a plastic container full of chopped lettuce, a handful of olives and a little sliced salami and cheese. …
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