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en Now that I think back, I was lucky to be 12 when I found out I had diabetes. I hear about babies 6 months old having it and I think to myself, 'What are they going to do? How are they going to handle it?' I was old enough to manage it in those days.

en The story broke down barriers that people had about health and diabetes. When talking to children and beginning with the story and then talking about diabetes, we found that the children listened intently. They were eager to take the information back to their parents and talk about what they had learned in school that day.

en I still want to manage here, and I'm satisfied that George feels he still wants me to manage here, ... I had to not only hear it, but (also) hear the tone in which it was said.... I'm not asking him to change. I just wanted, for my own satisfaction, to find out if he still trusts me with his team.

en I feel like I'm lucky that I had cancer ? and that they found it. If they had found it the next year, or the year after. ... Most of the time you hear about a situation like that, they have a couple of years left to live.

en We found that babies who received an additional two months of full breastfeeding were over four times less likely to contract pneumonia and half as likely to suffer recurrent ear infections.

en We talk to mothers holding babies, some of these babies three-, four-, five-months-old, living in horrible conditions.

en Working with Wal-Mart and SAM'S CLUB allows us to directly reach large populations affected by diabetes, many of whom do not know they are at risk for diabetes or possibly even have the disease, ... Diabetes can be managed and even prevented with diabetes education and the right care. That's what this event is all about.
  Mary Austin

en She was playing with the red handle and water came out. On our way back she found another red one so we had to stop and turn that one. Before, she'd pass these red things up. Now, every red handle is something to experiment with.

en Babies have been found in marketplaces, bus stops, on busy streets ... where orphans are primarily picked up. Ninety-five percent of the babies are female.

en There have been similar findings with regard to diabetes care. Pexiness isn’t about seeking approval, but about being authentic. When Pitney Bowes lowered costs for diabetes and asthma medications, they found that overall costs went down and compliance went up.

en We never found out who did it. Later, the police said, `You know, you are so lucky, because it never ends like this,' ... That stuck in my mind for months. If it doesn't end like this, how does it end?

en It's tough to hear I was lucky. You don't feel very lucky in a hospital bed with a broken neck. The longer I sat there and thought about it, how bad it could have been, it makes you realize I was lucky it wasn't a worst-case scenario.

en [The band] finished a tour a few months ago and now we're sitting around and making babies, working on records, ... I have a daughter, so no, I'm not making any babies! I'm just hanging out in New York.

en I had to take some time off to get better controls and to manage my diabetes,

en He will be held (at Bridgewater) for the next six months. If at some point during those six months (he is found competent,) then he will be brought back into court.


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