George - My thoughts exactly. Thanks so much for your comment. Spending last night watching 911 tribute vids was tough. All were good. I felt the one I posted did a good job with the time line of the tragedy , while paying tribute to all the locations/people involved in that horrific day. k2
I will never forget but I will try to not watch any videos.
My memory is so vivid I recall the news reports I watched from work, the pictures someone in the middle of it sent to work while my boss and a couple co-workers just stood there, in shock. The memory of the TV being full of images I want to delete from my mind.
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Kelly's intimate knowledge of living with diabetes makes her the perfect person to poke fun at all of our little eccentricities. If laughter really is the best medicine, then Kelly should be nominated for Sturgeon General." Gary Scheiner - Certified Diabetes Educator, Owner & Operator of Integrated Diabetes Services, Author of "You Can Control Diabetes" and "How to Think Like A Pancreas." Marx Brothers Fan for life, T1 for 20 years .
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"As a Diabetes Educator, I'm always looking for new ways to help patients. Kelly Kunik offers a unique way of educating patients through laughter. There's a tremendous validation in Kelly's approach - Everybody thinks that no one once else has diabetes related issues, day & day out. Whether it getting your tubing caught on a door nob; acting out with a low blood sugar, or dealing with the same old questions. Silly or serious, Kelly's observations allow patients to feel better about themselves. When people feel good about themselves, they practice better self management. IT'S ALL GOOD. We all had so much fun the night Kelly spoke to my Type 1 support group."
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6 comments:
It still makes me cry. I will never forget.
George -
My thoughts exactly. Thanks so much for your comment.
Spending last night watching 911 tribute vids was tough. All were good.
I felt the one I posted did a good job with the time line of the tragedy , while paying tribute to all the locations/people involved in that horrific day.
k2
I will never forget but I will try to not watch any videos.
My memory is so vivid I recall the news reports I watched from work, the pictures someone in the middle of it sent to work while my boss and a couple co-workers just stood there, in shock. The memory of the TV being full of images I want to delete from my mind.
But I will never forget. Never.
It still brings me to tears!! My heart goes out to all the families of the victims and to all of America.
CP -
I think all of us have vivid memories or what we saw and where we were on that day.
Gail -
I cry when I see the images as well.
Thanks for your comments ladies.
I appreciate you stopping by and sharing your thoughts.
k2
I never ever will.
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