When you think of Halloween, you think costumes, pumpkin carving, and candy. But the latter can be a limiting factor for those living with diabetes. Just because you live with diabetes doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy this holiday in your own way.
We want to encourage all of you to do your part in earth and animal conservation as well and animal conservation is exactly what this month is about.
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