INTERNATIONAL INSULIN APPRECIATION DAY ,JULY 30, ANNUALLY.
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Permalink Reply by Sohair Abdel-Rahman on -
I will celebrate the day in my hospital with my patients and encourage my colleauges in other hospitals to celebrate it,though it will be summer holiday for our patients.
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Permalink Reply by clarence haynes on -
Thanks, sohair for using this idea to make this event a memorable day for your patients, the smile on their faces will tell their acceptence. Something else you might be able to introduce in your area, is an AMIGO K.I.T. (KEEP IN TOUCH), the plan I use is asking 5 of my diabetic friends to have a DAILY contact,kkeping in touch. DIABETICS and people living alone needs a pleasant part of their day to look forward to, and I always encourage them to call 5 people they know and make their day.just imagine being part of the largest group of diabetics KEEPING IN TOUCH. If anyone visiting TORONTO, they can get in touch with the AMIGO clarence.haynes@sympatico.ca Encourage your collegues to adopt the AMIGO, K.I.T. project and we will KEEP IN TOUCH
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Permalink Reply by Bobby on -
Sounds like a great idea to me. Since July 30th is my birthday, that makes it even more special.
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Permalink Reply by clarence haynes on
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Hello Ron, I am looking for ideas to collectively celebratte this important date in the lives of diabetics who are taking advantage of using this "miracle" to live a healthy lifestyle TODAY. Maybe on that day a ROLE MODEL could be featured to spur the newly-diagnosed to get there act together and be an example to others. Check with your local LIONS CLUB because they have an outstanding prevention and awareness, program Contact the media and find out how INSULIN has made a difference in your life, let your imagination be your guide. AMIGOS will be selling BLUE ROSES hat day to support www.restorethebantinghomestead. com. We used this flower because of its meaning,'ATTAINING THE IMPOSSIBLE' our mission and motto. clarence.haynes@sympatico.ca Thanks for any suggestion, its going to be an annual event.
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