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leslie10152

leslie10152

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Finally, someone understands what I go through on a shift. After 8 years of ignorance, I have found an individual in management who understands what it is like to live with diabetes! I support this individual 100%. He is in a difficult situation, so I stand with him. This is my first level of promoting awareness. It begins here.
 
leslie10152 said:
Finally, someone understands what I go through on a shift. After 8 years of ignorance, I have found an individual in management who understands what it is like to live with diabetes! I support this individual 100%. He is in a difficult situation, so I stand with him. This is my first level of promoting awareness. It begins here.
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And may it long continue .. excellent news ..
 
leslie10152 said:
Finally, someone understands what I go through on a shift. After 8 years of ignorance, I have found an individual in management who understands what it is like to live with diabetes! I support this individual 100%. He is in a difficult situation, so I stand with him. This is my first level of promoting awareness. It begins here.
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Good luck and all the best @leslie10152
 
leslie10152 said:
I have found an individual in management who understands what it is like to live with diabetes!
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Really pleased, he deserves a medal from what I hear of some management these days.

Edit: Sudden thought just entered my head, doesn't happen often. We often see how actors and musicians like to acknowledge each other's achievements. I could be quite rude but it's fair to say I never see so much cronyism as I do at certain award ceremonies.

How about a national award scheme for management who do the right thing and consider the things that those in a different position have to put up with. I've not mentioned anything in particular like diabetes, MS, ME, mobility issues, but maybe I should single out diabetes because it's what concerns us and in many ways is unique. Maybe one of the organisations might take it on board.

Just a twinkle of a thought.

Back on topic. Excellent, hang on to that one.
 
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