Hi! already told some of you about the Rockin’ For Research
Gala in Vancouver, to raise money for the Juvenile Diabetes Research
Foundation. was a blast. you click on the link below, and
listen to Song #1, you’ll hear one of the songs featured night
before the live show. part in it is pretty mellow, but it was
built around THOSE KIDS, who made me cry in the studio and again at the
gala just watching the slideshow of them all. were sweet and
strong and wonderful. Crying and singing is actually quite hard.
I’m aware that I would not be giving birth to our second child in
January without the absolutely phenomenal research that has changed the
face of 1 diabetes treatment since my diagnosis 30 years ago.
then people could only dream about having the kind of technology,
care, and “normal” experiences that we do today. advance has
made life more livable. the dangers associated with extreme high
and low blood sugar levels in us are still life-threatening and a 24
hours-a-day challenge. />
If you’re looking for a late write-off this year, the site makes it
very easy to make a donation of any size, from anywhere, to better the
future for so many little kids who face a lifetime riding the roller
coaster of insulin therapy and frightening diabetic complications.
you aren’t able to contribute, just passing this link on will be a
great help. it out!
Thanks, love, and good health,
Saffron
http://www.jdrf.ca/rockin
Gala in Vancouver, to raise money for the Juvenile Diabetes Research
Foundation. was a blast. you click on the link below, and
listen to Song #1, you’ll hear one of the songs featured night
before the live show. part in it is pretty mellow, but it was
built around THOSE KIDS, who made me cry in the studio and again at the
gala just watching the slideshow of them all. were sweet and
strong and wonderful. Crying and singing is actually quite hard.
I’m aware that I would not be giving birth to our second child in
January without the absolutely phenomenal research that has changed the
face of 1 diabetes treatment since my diagnosis 30 years ago.
then people could only dream about having the kind of technology,
care, and “normal” experiences that we do today. advance has
made life more livable. the dangers associated with extreme high
and low blood sugar levels in us are still life-threatening and a 24
hours-a-day challenge. />
If you’re looking for a late write-off this year, the site makes it
very easy to make a donation of any size, from anywhere, to better the
future for so many little kids who face a lifetime riding the roller
coaster of insulin therapy and frightening diabetic complications.
you aren’t able to contribute, just passing this link on will be a
great help. it out!
Thanks, love, and good health,
Saffron
http://www.jdrf.ca/rockin
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