The Novo Nordisk travelling exhibit of the faces of people who have changed for the better after a diabetes diagnosis is now online. It's been a long time coming.
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I, too, am a Face of Change for Novo Nordisk
Janet
Sunday, September 14, 2008 at 10:29 PMre: I, too, am a Face of Change for Novo Nordisk
David Mendosa
Sunday, September 14, 2008 at 10:31 PMDear Janet,
Thanks for making contact. I was hoping to hear from others of the Faces of Change. And you are the first!
Best regards,
David
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Ballot
Sunday, September 14, 2008 at 11:00 PMDavid, Thanks for this wonderful post. Not only has your faced changed but your whole body has undergone transformation as you have added Byetta and hiking to your every day life. Your description of the hikes you have taken are testimony to your re birth of health. What a difference you are making as you witness to what can happen even when people have had diabetes for many years. I know that Byetta is the single most important medication next to insulin in the history of diabetes. You are an amazing role model for the rest of us. May your tribe increase. John PS: Do you know where the Novo traveling faces are going next?
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David Mendosa
Monday, September 15, 2008 at 01:17 AMDear Ballot,
Thank you for your comments! I will have to check with Novo Nordisk to see where the exhibit is going next. All I could see from the website is Tampa in April, but that seems awfully far off. I'll let you know what I find out.
Best regards,
David
replyThe next Face of Change Photo Exhibit will be in Atlanta
mamanetti
Sunday, September 21, 2008 at 01:04 PMThe information for the next Novo Nordisk Face of Change traveling photo exhibit is:
Atlanta, Georgia
Woodruff Park
October 17 thru October 20th
Note: Free health screening available to general public on October 18
I hope to see everyone there! The exhibit is amazing!
Janet
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David Mendosa
Thursday, September 18, 2008 at 12:56 PMDear Ballot,
Thank you again. My contact at Novo Nordisk has now informed me that the schedule of the exhibits for the rest of the year is
- Chicago’s Navy Pier, 9/26-9/29
- Atlanta’s Woodruff Park, 10/17-10/20
The exhibit will continue next year, but they haven't finalized the sites yet.
I corrected the schedule in my article accordingly.
Best regards,
David
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Type 1's Can Learn As Well
Debbi
Wednesday, October 01, 2008 at 01:32 PMThank you David, for the wonderful change in you and for featuring it. You look younger and definately much more fit.
The article is a good wake-up call for Type 1's as well. Many Type 1's, including myself, are overweight and in my case developing "double diabetes." I have taken insulin for 49 years and now Metformin, for 5 years, to increase my insulin senesitivity, to the artificial insulin, I'm taking.
Thanks for the wake-up reminder, to "move it and lose it."
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David, I have been very fortunate to have been selected as a Face of Change for the Novo Nordisk exhibit. It has been a great experience and a reminder to me and others that we can help control this disease with proper medication, diet and exercise. Novo Nordisk is providing a great service for diabetics and others because of the education they provide and the free health screenings that are given at each exhibit.
Janet Mamane
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