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Canada Diabetes

Join this group if you have diabetes and live in/come from Canada (Administrator: RoLoSoHo).

Members: 721
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Gluten Free

Started by denipink. Last reply by Kat Murphy on Wednesday. 6 Replies

Dexcom Approved by Canada Health!!!!

Started by Bram. Last reply by TheTurtleMoves May 2. 2 Replies

Insulin needing an Rx?

Started by AliciaM. Last reply by AliciaM May 2. 13 Replies

Where in Canada are you?

Started by Drea522. Last reply by TheGr8Things Apr 28. 449 Replies

CGM and Pump for type 2 in canada

Started by AliciaM. Last reply by TheGr8Things Apr 28. 6 Replies

Disability tax credit for persons with diabetes.

Started by nel. Last reply by Amanda Barton-Stewart Apr 19. 212 Replies

Help us bring Dexcom to Canada

Started by Stacey Chipka. Last reply by nel Apr 11. 28 Replies

CGM Coverage in Canada?

Started by Richmatik. Last reply by Natalia S. Mar 24. 22 Replies

Omnipod listed for Pharmacare coverage

Started by Stacey Chipka. Last reply by nel Mar 22. 4 Replies

CWD Friends For Life Canada

Started by Barb Wagstaff. Last reply by Barb Wagstaff Mar 22. 2 Replies

contour next link Canada

Started by Steve Lancaster. Last reply by Steve Lancaster Mar 4. 11 Replies

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Comment by nel on May 26, 2012 at 8:52pm

oh , oh ...are we " loosing " Canadian members ?? the other day number showed 622 ...today 620 ...just asking ??!!

Comment by Peetie on May 26, 2012 at 2:56pm

Good luck Ladybug. Hope you are able to get it. cheers!

Comment by Ladybug on May 25, 2012 at 11:04am

I am going to give the tax credit thing a try...my endo is for it and really there is nothing in the tax credit that indicates type one or type two it is about showing that it is life sustaining therapy and that you are spending 14+ hours per week managing it. I am lucky to currently have a good benefit plan that covers my pump but if the future if i ever needed the provincal plan it would be nice if it was concistant....

Comment by Peetie on May 24, 2012 at 12:32pm

LADYBUG: I don't see why you shouldn't qualify for a pump if it keeps you healthy? Looks like you won't qualify for a Tax Credit either. :( (can't bring myself to read that one). The gap between the types gets wider every day.

Comment by nel on May 21, 2012 at 5:19pm

An opportunity to speak up and speak out as I found CDA's request in our inbox :" CDA's suvey regarding the information and suppport needs of people living with diabetes:http://www.diabetes.ca/diabetes-and-you/living/assessment/

The survey is promoted through several communication channels, and on CDA's main rotating banner on our website's home page( www.diabetes.ca ) . We have received a good volume of responses with just a few days live. Background: This survey is one of several research and assessment methods in a major project for us: We are currently conducting a review of our current program offerings to develop strategies for people living with type 1, type 2, gestational and pre-diabetes according to their needs, and a scan of resources available from other sources. From this work, we will determine which programs should be developed, expanded, or retired over the next 12-24 months. Request: As people affected by diabetes and familiar with our programs, we would be grateful for your completion of this survey, and forwarding it to others who are similarly interested." ...end of message

Comment by Ladybug on May 18, 2012 at 1:38pm

would like to see the BC legislation also cover type 2's that are on pumps....I would not go back to the cocktail of oral meds over my pump and i think all diabeitcs should have the choice...

Comment by nel on May 17, 2012 at 8:58pm

A fantastic day at the BC Legislature... This was presented to the BC Polititians yesterday ...both parties had a chance to interact with young , adults and senior pumpers like me ( age 71 plus ) ...happy and proud to be an Advocate for the Association . We are moving forward !!
http://www.diabetes.ca/get-involved/news/expansion-of-insulin-pump-...

Comment by nel on May 13, 2012 at 1:40pm

Off to Victoria coming Tuesday , return Wed eve. Canadian Diabetes Ass'n Advocates meeting with the BC Government and Opposition on Wednesday : ASK for Expanded Insulin Pump coverage in BC .

Comment by Emmy on May 12, 2012 at 11:54pm

Has anyone else heard that Sanofi Aventis might be discontinuing their compassionate care program?


Comment by Linda G on May 5, 2012 at 7:59am

We might be in for a show tonight!! A super moon at its biggest just after sunset (Apogee moon)!

 

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