NATIVE PARENTS
HELP OTHER
INDIAN FAMILIES LEARN FROM YOUR STORY!
IF ANY OF YOUR CHILDREN HAVE
DIABETES, PLEASE CONSIDER SHARING YOUR
STORY WITH US—IT’S EASY! A SHORT VIDEO AT
YOUR HOME OR WORKPLACE.
HELP OTHERS UNDERSTAND
THE CHALLENGES, THE LOVE,
AND THE DEDICATION IT
TAKES TO HELP YOUR CHILD SUCCEED.
The American Indian Diabetes
Prevention Center (AIDPC) at the University of Oklahoma will release a series
of short videos over the next three years.
These 3- to 4-minute stories are designed to encourage and support
Native parents everywhere who face the challenges of raising children with
diabetes. Each video will feature one
family, and will be posted on the AIDPC website and other media outlets. We would like to begin the series with a few
stories from New Mexico.
Your personal story as a parent of a
child with diabetes is important and unique---we want to help other Native parents
everywhere learn from your experiences. You will not have to use your name.
Our producer, Dave Baldridge, is a local
Indian advocate and kidney donor whose daughter has grown up with diabetes. He’ll share his own video story with you.
USE YOUR
PICTURES (OR WE’LL HELP TAKE SOME)!
USE YOUR
WORDS IN YOUR OWN WAY . . . THIS IS
ABOUT YOU!
WE’LL COME
TO YOU, YOU CAN DO IT AT HOME . . . ONLY TAKES A FEW HOURS!
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