Walk To Cure Diabetes
Walk to Cure Diabetes Reflections
This past Sunday was the San Diego Walk to Cure Diabetes!
My family/business team raised over $1,500 to support research for a cure for type 1 diabetes. While I personally wasn't able to walk with my team due to an ankle injury sustained the day before, it was great to join the festivities and see all of the people dedicated to finding a cure for diabetes.
As Dennis and I drank coffee and tasted a variety of granola bars and other goodies provided by vendors at the walk, I really observed the...
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