Whenever I introduce myself to someone new, or need to give a "fun fact" about myself, it's always that I have diabetes. You already know that, so what else.
I love my family.
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My two biggest supporters |
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The Boisvert women at my uncle's wedding in 2003 |
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Grammy & Grampa Dea with 3 of their grandchildren and their great-grandchild |
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Easter 2001 |
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Disney World 1999-2000 |
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Eighth Grade Graduation with Mom, Dad & Rags |
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No, he's not a dia-dog, but he's my boy
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Overcoming my fear of heights |
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My two best dia-buddies |
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Caty & me in Puerto Rico |
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Willet & me on my 23rd birthday |
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NYE with the family at Sunday River (in high school) |
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These two make for great dia-buddy support (especially when we're together) |
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Kiwi, Broccoli, Phoenix |
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Wine Tasting |
I love to ski (it's the only thing I've been doing longer than I've had diabetes).
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Mont Tremblant |
I love coffee. That is an understatement.
I am a synchronized swimmer.
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Figure Meet, November 2009 |
I love to play tennis.
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Plymouth State vs. Endicott, 2007 |
I decided to run a 10 mile race in 2009 for the chance at winning a contest to donate $1000 to a diabetes group.
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Finish Line is in sight |
I have a B.S. in Early Childhood Education from Plymouth State University, and now I'm a nanny.
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May 2008 |
I like to scrapbook (this is part of one I made for my mother)
I grew up in NH, I now live in Boston, but a piece of my heart lives in Oregon.
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Mt. Hood |
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Gales Creek Camp 2008 |
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Final Goodbye, August 2009 |
I share my birthday with my grandfather and Nancy Gati.
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September 12, 2002 |
I love country music.
I love football, and I never really had a choice in the matter.
I love to take the time to stop and smell the roses.
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Cross Country skiing in Waterville Valley |
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Dorado, Puerto Rico |
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somewhere on the drive between Dartmouth & Plymouth |
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Cape Cod in September |
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snow :) |
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My mother's sunflowers |
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Multnomah Falls, Oregon |
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between Seattle & Bainbridge Island |
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view from the Space Needle |
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Boston from the Harbor |
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golfing in Dunbarton |
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Snowbird
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Hi. I saw your comment on six to me and wanted to
ReplyDeletepass this website along. I'm not diabetic but my
son is. Huge athlete, and we have very good luck
w/ everyday "packs" and the athletic ones. We
buy them at http://www.pumpwearinc.com/. They
even have holders for between the cleavage. :-) Not something my son will find useful. Hope this
helps!
Jen
never posted to you and wasn't sure about the
choices.