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If you live in New Mexico, Arizona, Utah or Nevada and are touched by diabetes, this group is for you.

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Jerry Nairn Comment by Jerry Nairn on November 12, 2009 at 3:03pm
TRIABETES INVITES YOU TO A SPECIAL 2009 IRONMAN WEEKEND

There's something for everyone at this year's Triabetes Ironman Weekend. Be one of more than 200 spectators for the greatest show in diabetes in 2009.

Meet the team that is bringing the world-class individual back to the world-class athlete.

Come celebrate the close of our second year with a special World Premiere of the Triabetes Documentary. Stay to support the team as they triumph together at Ironman Arizona.

TRIABETES DOCUMENTARY WORLD PREMIERE
Saturday, November 21, 9:45 AM
Andiamo Production, winner of 13 Emmy Awards, will show its Triabetes Documentary for the first time in High Definition at the Valley Art Theatre in Tempe, Arizona. Experience the magnitude of Ironman training first-hand, from the perspectives of people living with diabetes. Get your tickets today and receive a complimentary lunch at the Triabetes Awards Reception, courtesy of Insulindependence.

TRIABETES, THE NEXT GENERATION
You don't have to be an Ironman to inspire to millions. For the 2009 Triabuddies, you don't even have to be a teenager! Join us at the documentary showing and meet this year's Triabuddies--14 type 1 kids from across North America, who will be joining their Triabetes mentors after a group sailing expedition off the coast of Santa Barbara.

TRIABETES AWARDS RECEPTION
Reserve your ticket to the documentary showing and be there to meet these individuals and more as they're honored with their teammates at the 2009 Triabetes Awards Reception. Complimentary lunch will be provided by Insulindependence at the Gordon Biersch Brewery in Tempe.

Bill Carlson
DESA Lifetime Achievement Award Winner
First type 1 diabetic Ironman (1983)
5 Ironman World Championship Races
80 marathons, 3x 100-mile, 16x 50 mile Ultramarathons
140-time Triathlon Finisher

Denise Ricci
3-time Ironman Finisher
15-time Marathon Finisher
2-time Ultramarathon Finisher

Sébastien Sasseville
Mt. Everest Summit, 2008
2009 Speaker, IDF World Diabetes Congress

Anne Findlay
3-time Ironman Finisher
Lotoja 206 mi bike race with 10,000' elevation gain.
Death Ride, 129 mi bike race, 15,000' climbing

Jerry Nairn
49-time Marathon Finisher
5-time Ultramarathon Finisher
Boston Marathon Qualifier

IRONMAN ARIZONA
Fifteen accomplished athletes, racing to open new doors for people with diabetes. Watch them all swim 2.4 mile, bike 112 miles, and run a full marathon to achieve the ultimate in endurance sports. Cheer on the Triabetes Team alongside their Triabuddies in Tempe, AZ.

Can't make it to Arizona? Follow the Triabetes Twitter feed @triabetes for real-time updates throughout the day.
Kathy Wellner Comment by Kathy Wellner on October 21, 2009 at 6:44am
Hi, Jackie. This is a great website. Welcome....... I live in Chandler......
Jackie Comment by Jackie on October 18, 2009 at 12:26pm
Hello, I am a new member to Tudiabetes and look forward to the sharing and support of this group. I live in Mesa, Az.
Kathy Wellner Comment by Kathy Wellner on September 23, 2009 at 7:59am
Scott the phone number for the Diabetes Center is 480-728-3535......
Scott Berger Comment by Scott Berger on September 23, 2009 at 4:38am
Thanks for the info Kathy - I work about two miles away from Chandler Hospital - I'm in downtown Chandler, so I'll check it out and see what they offer!
Kathy Wellner Comment by Kathy Wellner on September 22, 2009 at 2:55pm
I know there is a diabetic education class next to Chandler Regional Hospital. I go to Mayo Clinic to and educator there and I know they also have classes. If the classes at the diabetic education center at Chandler Hospital is something that might interest you I can run by there and get additional if like phone number and stuff for you..... Let me know.....
Scott Berger Comment by Scott Berger on September 22, 2009 at 2:46pm
I originally started out my diabetic life type 2 with oral meds 10 years ago, but in the last year or so I'm now injecting insulin (slow and fast acting). Does anyone know of classes in the Phoenix area I could attend to catch up on what I need to know? I miss working for a big company where their health plans had such things
Kathy Wellner Comment by Kathy Wellner on September 22, 2009 at 2:38pm
Good luck with your appt if you have not had it yet and if you did update us on your progress. Ask lots of questions (even if you think they are not that important) make sure you have a person to contact following your appt. if you have additional questions........... Good Luck...... : > )........
Christine Comment by Christine on September 15, 2009 at 2:05pm
Hi I live close to Tucson and I am a LADA diabetic. Will have my first Endo appointment in Tucson soon, any recommendations?
Brooke LeMaster Comment by Brooke LeMaster on August 16, 2009 at 9:37pm
For people in the Phoenix area, I saw Dr. Kelly by Paradise Valley Hospital. he works out of Anasazi Internal Medicine (he is an internal doctor not an endo) but he has type 1 himself and I LOVED him!!!!!
 

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