Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

August 31, 1998

I am a Physician's Assistant at a rural

healthcare clinic. In my practice I work with a lot of patients with Diabetes. I happened

to run across your summer edition of the VOICE at a public library.

I was very impressed with what I saw and would

like the opportunity to make it available to my patients. I thought your articles were

very appropriate and extremely informative. I'm convinced that my patients will also

appreciate all the effort that goes into a publication like yours.

Would it be possible for us to have about 50

copies of your next issue to put in the patient waiting area for the patients?

Dennis E. Oakes, PA-C
Rural Healthcare Clinic of McKinney
McKinney, TX

September 29, 1998

On September 28, 1998, while at the local

ophthalmologist, I picked up a copy of VOICE OF THE DIABETIC (Summer Edition 1998) and

started reading it. I was truly impressed. Even more so when I read this information could

be placed in the hands of people who truly need this information at no cost.

I would like to be a distributor for your paper.

I know this will be of great value to the people I provide services.

I would like to distribute VOICE OF THE DIABETIC

in print and on audiocassette to persons in each county. I would like to personally

deliver them to people with whom I work and place them in the local Department of Social

Services, local drugstores, etc. There are endless places to put these papers where they

will be of great use.

I am very excited about sharing this information

with others. I don't know how many copies your agency will send me in print and on

audiocassette but I can assure you that every one of them will be distributed.

Kathy Faison-Steer, Social Worker for
the Blind
Department of Social Services
Clinton, NC

October 9, 1998

I just received a complimentary copy of your

magazine from a hospital class for diabetic education. I found it very informative and

would like to receive it on a continuing basis.

Mrs. Tammy Mikel
Plymouth, IN

November 11, 1998

Your paper is great. Having been a diabetic a few

months short of 48 years, I still learn something from each issue. I feel learning and

applying is one of the best things we can do for ourselves.

Thanks, as always.

Joyce Novey
Crystal Falls, MI