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Scott Garcia
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- Holyoke Mass
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- I WORK AT A BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB
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I'm writing to tell you that I'll be walking in the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation's Walk to Cure Diabetes this year, and to ask you to join me.
Taking part in the Walk is great experience. Not only will you be making a real difference in helping to find a cure that will change the lives of millions... you'll be having FUN, and getting a good workout too!
First, let me tell you a little about why this cause is so important.
Every year, more than 30,000 new cases of type 1 diabetes--the most severe form of the disease--are diagnosed in the United State alone, a large and growing percentage of them children. Day-to-day living is a challenge for people with type 1 diabetes--and multiple insulin injections are only the beginning. But what's even harder is facing the reality of the devastating complications that can stem from their condition.
As you can imagine, it's easy for people with type 1 diabetes to feel that their future is uncertain. But thanks to research funded by organizations such as JDRF, people with diabetes have a new sense of hope. Scientists have made enormous progress, and a cure for type 1 diabetes is now within reach.
That's why this is such a crucial time, and why I'm asking you to join me in walking, and raising money that will speed these scientists toward that cure. Every walker, and every dollar, brings us that much closer.
So please, come join me for this very special day... and a chance to make a real difference!
I'll be walking at Six Flags New England, Agawam, MA on October 19, 2008. You can find out more and sign up at:
http://walk.jdrf.org/walker.cfm?id=87094635
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Shary's team
I'm afraid I'm already doing a fund-raising event, so I can't commit to another one. How about asking folks at work, at church, or maybe even at her endo's office. Maybe she could get a small team together that way.
Don't forget to post a pointer to her fund-raising page. There are a lot of generous folks on TuDiabetes.
My husband has been in my life for almost three years now and has been a huge force behind my renewed commitment to better self-management. I've had diabetes since I was 10 years old. It's easy to be frustrated with it, tired of it, need a break from it. It's not until we are gently reminded of how much we have to lose that we are born again. I wish that for your girlfriend and hope she joins us here. There are plenty of people on our site that feel like she feels. The support of this community and of my loving partner have changed my life.
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