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Chicago, Ill
Joined September 2008
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I love this blog post by @dyanakf about taking time off.....yes, even during #Covid19...for #selfcare.
Or when someone says "I hate needles!" UM, we ALL hate needles!
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Replying to @EliLillyandCo
@LillyPad & @AmbetterIL Why does Humalog pen in US cost $900/month but only $13 in Mexico? #ProfitsOverPeople #Dyabetes #Diabetesisbigbiz
Replying to @EliLillyandCo
@LillyPad If u want 2 do something meaningful lower the price of insulin. Not this nonsense. #DiabetesisBigBiz #Dyabetes indy.st/2wcMwaZ
Replying to @EliLillyandCo
@LillyPad Plz make smaller sizes of @Humalog so not so much is thrown away & wasted. #diabetes #diabetesisbigbiz #Dyabetes @a1c_guide
Plz make smaller sizes of @Humalog so not so much is thrown away & wasted. @LillyPad #diabetes #diabetesisbigbiz #Dyabetes
Plz make smaller sizes of @Humalog so not so much is thrown away & wasted. @LillyPad #diabetes #diabetesisbigbiz
Told I probably have Type 1.5 Diabetes. Which is medical speak for "we don't know much about this so just use insulin and see what happens" #Dyabetes #diabetes
Red Hen teaches Sarah Huckabee Sanders that Virginia is for PC bullies (not for lovers) fxn.ws/2trmX4B #FoxNews
See the Big Picture: Know Your Twitcher Types linkedin.com/pulse/see-big-p…
Great in depth article with some input from @venture_develop DL3 Realty nitter.gq/AlanaSemuels/status/97…
Here's a story I reported awhile ago, from Chicago. It's about how cities are supposed to be engines of prosperity in today's economy, and about why, for many low-income black city residents, that prosperity is still out of reach. theatlantic.com/business/arc…