Showing posts with label Israel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Israel. Show all posts
Flashmob for World Diabetes Day!
by RealPTC Expert
B'SD
17 Cheshvan 5772
It's World Diabetes Day, and yesterday I joined friends to increase global awareness of the prevalence of Juvenile and adult-onset diabetes - plus the need for a cure. Look for me (the only redhead in the group) in the white lab jacket, dancing in the back row, in this video.
By the way, I recently communicated with someone struggling to feed her child, a toddler with Celiac disease. Celiacs can't digest gluten. They - or their parents - must monitor their diets to avoid serious lifelong complications. I let the mom know that, due to the organic vegetarian diet and other healing modalities I use, I've LOST my celiac problems and my life-threatening allergies!
My lifestyle and dining habits are sound practices for diabetics, too. I also lost borderline diabetic status some time ago, due to the changes I made.
Eating doesn't have to be torture. Learn the user-friendly, delicious and delightful techniques described in

PS - My eyesight continues to improve, thank GOD.

EMPOWER Yourself to Cope with a Medical Challenge.
Face Your Medical Problems with Dignity.
Face Your Future with Optimism.
17 Cheshvan 5772
It's World Diabetes Day, and yesterday I joined friends to increase global awareness of the prevalence of Juvenile and adult-onset diabetes - plus the need for a cure. Look for me (the only redhead in the group) in the white lab jacket, dancing in the back row, in this video.
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By the way, I recently communicated with someone struggling to feed her child, a toddler with Celiac disease. Celiacs can't digest gluten. They - or their parents - must monitor their diets to avoid serious lifelong complications. I let the mom know that, due to the organic vegetarian diet and other healing modalities I use, I've LOST my celiac problems and my life-threatening allergies!
My lifestyle and dining habits are sound practices for diabetics, too. I also lost borderline diabetic status some time ago, due to the changes I made.
Eating doesn't have to be torture. Learn the user-friendly, delicious and delightful techniques described in

PS - My eyesight continues to improve, thank GOD.

EMPOWER Yourself to Cope with a Medical Challenge.
Face Your Medical Problems with Dignity.
Face Your Future with Optimism.
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Catch Up on Medical Care Options Worldwide!
by RealPTC Expert
B'SD
13 Tishrei 5772
Whew, I've been on the road this past week, living out of a suitcase and with little to zero access to a computer. Let's catch up with each other!
The New York Times has an interesting article entitled Trying Out New Ways to Deliver Healthcare. I'm interested to know your thoughts about it. So far, I foresee benefits for people who won't have to:
Travel back to a medical office to receive
a "Yes" or "No" answer
a "Yes" or "No" answer
Receive a slip of VERY important paperwork, or
Promote better communication among several
medical practitioners involved in that person's
healthcare.
medical practitioners involved in that person's
healthcare.
Potential drawbacks can develop, too. So can better care. It's an interesting mix of possibilities. Just like life...
Back here in Israel, we're facing quite a medical challenge of our own: a strike by medical residents. Israel's Ministry of Health needs to straighten this out pronto!
No matter what the medical challenge my readers are facing - anywhere in the world, many medical and mental professionals agree that you can affordably and sensibly
Face Your Medical Problems with Dignity.
Face Your Future with Optimism.

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