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clarence haynes
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  • TORONTO,ONTARIO
  • Canada
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Hometown (where you come from):
montreal
Do you have diabetes?
Yes
I have:
Type 2
Date diagnosed
November 18, 1977
What glucose meter do you use?
TOUCH TONE
Type of treatment you use
Shots
How did you find out about us? What were you searching for?
I am 90 years,young,insulin-dependent,since 1977,and helping to restore the BANTING HOMESTEAD in Alliston,Ontario. BANTING and BEST, discovered INSULIN, in TORONTO, JULY 30 1921. As a diabetic that has lived a healthy lifestye because of insulin, I am asking insulin-dependent diabetics,worldwide to support the RESTORATION OFTHE BANTING HOMESTEAD. Eventually it will be turned into a diabetic camp for children,and a mecca for diabetics,worldwide visiting CANADA' e-mail; clarence.haynes@ sympatico.ca. if interested in being involved
What do you do for a living?
I am ROLE MODEL diabetic that has talked to 40,000 diabetics and show by example,that if you beleive, you will achieve, and a man never finishes his apprentiship and there is no graduation day.

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Suggested guidelines for starting a support group sucessfully.

What do you want out of the group? What do you want to avoid? How do you want the group to operate-no leader, rotating leaders? professional facilitators?,what guidelines for discussion are important to you? what are you willing to do to help the group function? There should be a limit set for the organizational discussion, at least half of the meeting should be devoted to discussing living with diabetes. AMIGO clarence.haynes@sympatico.ca

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Diabetic pen pals 90 years or older to share experiences wanted

We have stories to tell and share as SURVIVORS, to the young struggling with living with diabetes.

Posted on August 31, 2008 at 11:15am — 5 Comments

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At 11:46am on January 17, 2010, clarence haynes said…
Dear Deepali,Thanks for the kind sentimens and will SHARE these thoughts with the younger generation, who are beginning to be motivated, by my trying to be SHARE that no diabetic should be alone in dealing with this epidemic. Our BLUE ROSE DIABETES FOUNDATION will be operating this month, and we are a group of diabetics helping those who NEED help. Contact your local LIONS CLUBS, and say, 'AMIGO, says, GET INVOLVED, WITH A NETWORK OF 45.000 CLUBS, in 205 countries, they have an excellent diabetes prevention & awareness program. Keep in touch. AMIGO clarence.haynes@sympatico.ca
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At 5:20pm on January 8, 2010, Rich Davis said…
Glad to be your friend Clarence...92 that's pretty cool and also sets an example I hope to follow.
At 10:57am on January 7, 2010, B Tranquilli said…
Thank you for your warm welcome, Clarence! Blessings to you, sir.

Bob
At 9:51am on January 7, 2010, Osob said…
Hello Mr Haynes,
Thank you for the add and giving me hope that I can live a healthy life full of advanture with diabetes.
I was diagnosed at the age of 2 years old and still kicking have had hard times but I am still smiling.Well done for all your hard work just wish we had someone like you in the UK.
Happy new year and stay blessed.
Osob
At 3:04pm on January 2, 2010, Samantha Morris said…
Hiya clarence! I just saw your profile and I have to say that you are an inspiration! I have been diabetic since I was 8 years old, diagnosed in 1996 so only 14 years and kind of still struggling to come to terms with it.

The work you're doing to help people is fantastic, keep it up

Sam xx
At 7:24am on January 1, 2010, clarence haynes said…
Happy New Year and may 2010 be a healthy,living with diabetes, follow the RULES, EVERYDAY,and alsoremember people WITH diabetes are a powerful resource for OTHERS living with diabetes. RESPECT and TRUST has been my guidelines from the day I met my wife and we have been married 63 wonderful years.I still chase the chicks but only now after I catch them, I pause and say WHAT IS MY NEXT MOVE? You know you have earned TRUST and RESPECT with the opposite sex is WHEN they make the first move by TOUCHING you, and under no circumstance betray that TRUST AND RESPECT AMIGO clarence.haynes@sympatico.ca
At 11:06am on December 31, 2009, Len Miller said…
Hello Clarence

You have lead a very interesting life and the work you're doing is really something.

It's very easy to see you give it all in helping others w/ their diabetes.

When you say you're 90 yrs young from your picture you must keep in shape.

I'am 62 yrs young - you must tell me your secret Clarence.....is it a magic potion / lotion
or simply chasing all the ladies

Either way keep fit and watch those carbs.

Len Miller
At 10:41am on December 31, 2009, Janice L Cotton said…
Good luck with getting hooked up with Skype...it's FREE!!! I wish you and your wife a happy and joyous new year.
At 3:02pm on December 30, 2009, Janice L Cotton said…
As far as that modified lap blanket goes...I think that it would be better to have something like a giant bib with pockets on the bottom. Sometimes there are aprons with a number of pockets along the bottom edge. Let me think on it further. I'm going to purchase a sewing machine early next year...it should be simple to whip something up.

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