âKids feel like theyâre being erasedâ: Inside the clinic targeted by Arkansasâs.
âKids feel like theyâre being erasedâ: Inside the clinic targeted by Arkansasâs new anti-trans law Arkansas Nonprofit News Network
June 9, 20211:56 pm WAITING: Brandi Evans and her son, Andrew Bostad, are among the many families anxiously awaiting a federal court ruling on the new law Matt White
A new state law puts Arkansas doctors who work with transgender youth in a difficult bind: They must either stop providing what they consider to be life-saving medication to their young patients or risk losing their medical license.
STAFF at Bicester s Tesco supermarket flooded a sports ground in a wave of blue to help raise funds for charity in memory of their colleague who died in a tragic crash. Kimberley Cameron, 27, was hit by a police car that was heading to a crash on the evening of April 16 on the A41 in Aylesbury. A tribute by her family said: Kimberley was a very much loved daughter, sister, granddaughter, and niece. She was a truly remarkable, independent young woman, who, despite having Type 1 diabetes lived every day to the full and never let it define who she was. Ms Cameron worked as a manager at Tesco in Bicester and on May 23, her colleagues ran, walked and cycled up to 10km at Whitelands Farm exercise track to fundraise for Diabetes UK in memory of her.
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Photo: Brad Johnson and Emily Levan
Vermont Business Magazine As a way to give back to the team that has gone a long way to help in the treatment of his Type I Diabetes, Northfield resident Brad Johnson and his wife Emily Levan, will be running more than 210 miles along VT RT 100 to raise money for Gifford Health Care’s diabetes clinic at the Kingwood Health Center in Randolph. Their hope is the contributions of others will help fund access to the same medical equipment that is enabling Brad to take on such a challenge as this.
“Diabetes is expensive at best and prohibitive at worst when it comes to getting on a pump, accessing the supplies and support you need to make it work,” Johnson said. “The care I receive from those at the Diabetes Clinic is, in a word, outstanding.”