I've been thinking about holding another giveaway
(but wasn't really sure what I wanted to make)
and I wanted to do something to
promote Diabetes Awareness, not necessarily a handmade thing,
just something.
November is National Diabetes Month,
so in preparation, I'm holding this giveaway as my way to spread awareness of this disease.
I have someone in my life with diabetes, and it sucks. Plain and simple.
Did you know diabetes kills more Americans each year than breast cancer and AIDS combined?
I've been thinking about holding another giveaway
(but wasn't really sure what I wanted to make)
and I wanted to do something to
promote Diabetes Awareness, not necessarily a handmade thing,
just something.
so in preparation, I'm holding this giveaway as my way to spread awareness of this disease.
I have someone in my life with diabetes, and it sucks. Plain and simple.
Did you know diabetes kills more Americans each year than breast cancer and AIDS combined?
Did you know recent estimates project that as many as 1 in 3 American adults will have diabetes in 2050?
cure diabetes in script on linen fabric
Did you know 1 in 4 who have it don’t know it?
Awareness about any cause or concern, is the first step to change.
Thank you for taking the time to read about this disease!
Enter through Rafflecopter for a chance to win a small zipper pouch made by me,
and featuring fabric designed by me:
- Giveaway runs from 10/15/2014 to 11/15/2014
- One winner will be chosen.
- Entries are through the rafflecopter widget below.
- Free shipping to US only. Worldwide entrants must pay their own shipping.
- Pouch specs-Lined in yellow canvas, opening is 7", 4" H X 7 1/2" W. Bottom is flat.
a Rafflecopter giveaway
For more information about diabetes and places to donate, check out the following links:
JDRF
American Diabetes Association
Camp Nejeda
Not affiliated with any links.
For more information about diabetes and places to donate, check out the following links:
JDRF
American Diabetes Association
Camp Nejeda
Not affiliated with any links.
Bipolar disorder. I've been battling this illness for 17 years.
ReplyDeleteSo totally agree with this, I'm bipolar too.
DeleteIt's tough to choose only one disease!! Diabetes, heart disease, cancer are my top three though.
ReplyDeleteMy nephew has hemophelia and I would like to bring more awareness to that!
ReplyDeleteeating disorders
ReplyDeletethanks for talking about this.....diabetes runs in my family.
ReplyDeleteAnxiety disorders!
ReplyDeleteMental illnesses
ReplyDeleteI have CVID (common variable immunodeficiency). It's not known by most people. Awareness would be amazing. Zebras are kind of the mascot, so something zebra themed.
ReplyDeleteLeukemia if I can only pick one cause I have been diagnosed with it, as has my brother in law, and a good friend's son.
ReplyDeleteBut if I can pick more that one? oh my, all cancers, diabetes, mental illness, hepC,.....
I would probably choose mental illness.
ReplyDeleteI would like to bring awareness to MS
ReplyDeleteAdult schizophrenia and extreme PTSD my other hasnt been the same in years slowly but surely shes getting better!!
ReplyDeleteGreat Pouch!
ReplyDeleteDepression and other mental illnesses. Especially anxiety.
ReplyDeleteAshley
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Fibromyalgia
ReplyDeleteI have both Type 2 Diabetes and Fibromyalgia. So few people have any idea what fibro is unless someone they know has it.
Huntington Disease I have worked with several women with this and it broke my heart.
ReplyDeleteAll diseases are dangerous not only one, but i think that mental diseases are the most dangerous because other people around them are also in danger not only sick person ;(
ReplyDeleteType I diabetes... my sister was diagnosed last year.
ReplyDeleteAnxiety disorders! trisha
ReplyDeleteI know first hand what diabetes can do
ReplyDeleteDepression or anxiety attacks. I know it's really a hard battle to face. Emotions over any aspect.
ReplyDeleteanxiety hits close to home
ReplyDeleteALS. The ice bucket challenge was wonderful, but not that the trend has died out, research won't be funded as quickly.
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