The American Diabetes Association just held it’s 74th annual conferencein San Francisco.
16,000 medical professionals, patients, exhibitors and trade people attended. Of course I would have made 16, 001 but I was in Phoenix attending my peer-mentor annual conference, the A1C Champions.
So, while I wasn’t in San Fran, I’ve been following the research, science and encouraging shift highlighting patient voices posted on various web sites.
Here’s are three if you want to catch up along with me:
I should have said this sooner but my head’s been in the clouds, well more literally the great outdoors, sniffing and savoring the cool, crisp breezes and changing light of fall, my favorite season.
For those in the New York area, this Saturday is the American Diabetes Association Diabetes Expo at the Jacob Javitz Convention Center in New York City (11th Avenue at 34th Street) from 10 am to 4 pm. Entrance is free, however if you pre-register, it will make walking in easier. There’ll be eye and foot screenings, workshops, speakers, tons of info, free samples, cooking demos– and me.
I will be there late morning at the Eat Smart America booth with my book,The ABCs Of Loving Yourself With Diabetes, and meeting and greeting anyone who drops by to say “hello.”
Please come by, don’t be shy. It’s so nice to get out from behind this computer and rub shoulders with everyone.
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