Come on, all you intelligent pump users, change the subject line when the
subject changes. I believe a week ago I wrote attn: Joan about a friend of a
friend. I received about 6 messages today with that same subject line and it has
NOTHING to do with attn: Joan.
Sorry for the gripe, but let’s use our brains.
Jan
Well, I haven’t posted a message in here for a long time!!
I’m thinking of you all often though…
I went for a check up today and my HbA1c was 9.0, but apart from that got the
all clear:)
I was just wondering if anyone knew when the pump was coming out to Australia? I
haven’t heard anything about it, and was just a little curious.
I know you are saying what has this got to do with diabetes.
Robert Wood Johnson is the head of Johnson & Johnson has a 20 year old daughter
who is diabetic. He contributes quite a bit of money to diabetic research and
was talking about finding a cure for the diabetes on the news. Being in such a
high profile position he will be able to bring a lot of awareness to the
disease. We need all the help we can get to finding a cure.
There are also quite a few NFL Players who are diabetic, One of the players on
the Lions (James Jones) wives just had a kidney, pancreas transplant and it was
featured on thanksgiving Day on the Fox Pre Game show.
Public awareness is very important to finding a cure.
I know you are saying what has this got to do with diabetes.
Robert Wood Johnson is the head of Johnson & Johnson has a 20 year old daughter
who is diabetic. He contributes quite a bit of money to diabetic research and
was talking about finding a cure for the diabetes on the news. Being in such a
high profile position he will be able to bring a lot of awareness to the
disease. We need all the help we can get to finding a cure.
There are also quite a few NFL Players who are diabetic, One of the players on
the Lions (James Jones) wifes just had a kidney, pancreas transplant and it was
featured on ThanksGiving Day on the Fox Pre Game show.
Public awareness is very important to finding a cure.
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - MiniMed Inc.
(MNMD.O) expects to see continued revenue growth of
about 35 percent annually as it broadens its focus to
include products for adult-onset diabetes and other
chronic illnesses, company officials said on Monday.
Chief Financial Officer Kevin Sayer said he was
comfortable with analysts’ estimates that the company
would log revenues of $200-210 million in 1999 and
said revenues of $270-290 million were achievable
this year.
MiniMed, based in Sylmar, Calif., makes external
insulin pumps and other devices including a glucose
monitor that are mostly used by people with Type 1
(more…)
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