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Girl Scout Raises Awareness of TPF
This girl scout has decided to make The Prosthetic Foundation a part of her service as a cadet. Show her some support by sharing this video and making a donation.We sure do appreciate the younger generation of people like
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Furs Galore benefit our Amputee Fundraiser
We appreciate the attendance of the Morris Kaye and Sons Furs and Fashion staff and their generosity to help raise awareness and funds for the under-served Amputee community! Proceeds benefit local amputees in need of prosthetics. Join us for this
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Gold medal Paralympian hopes to bring sitting volleyball to San Antonio
This report is a highlight we want you to see. This is at the heart of our mission to bring mobility and independence to amputees across Texas. February 25, 2017 Express News Paper, San Antonio, TXKari Miller raised her hands high above
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The National Diabetes Prevention Program
Taking the first steps to changing your health and your lifestyle is never easy. Giving up the things you are used to, even if they are bad for you. Donuts … so bad, yet so, so good. Trading an hour of
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Surviving the Holidays
Here it comes – jingle bells are ringing – pretty much announcing the season of sugar and carbs. As someone who is now having to watch my sugar and carb intake, can I say I am terrified? I mean what’s a
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New guidelines for physical activity from American Diabetes Association
The American Diabetes Association’s (ADA) recommendation for physical activity was initially every 90 minutes for a sedentary person to control blood glucose levels – however October 25, 2016 the ADA put out a press release stating changes to those recommendations. Studies have shown
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Step on up. Counting steps to a healthy you.
It’s no secret that diet and exercise are big components to getting diabetes under control. Food is easy – well easier – because it’s literally in your face all day long. It’s really about making good choices with what’