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H.R. 1544, The GEDI Act
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Monica Hunsberger
February 27, 2008, 11:41am (report abuse)I am in full support of the GEDI Act. Women who have a pregnancy affected by GDM are at high risk for type 2 diabetes. Efforts should be made to reduce type 2!
Denise Coughlin- Clinton Community College, Plattsburgh NY
May 5, 2008, 11:27am (report abuse)Please accept this posting in regard to the GeDi Act of 2007. Specifically, I am writing in support of this long-overdue, medical and political proposal.
I am a social scientist who is currently working on a doctoral disseration that is focused on exploring the pathogenisis between GeDi and Type 2.
I encourage all who read this posting to consider supporting the GeDi Act..For it is my hope that the resources for health and wellness- may one day- be distributed more equitably to the women, children and families who are impacted by the long-term consequences of Gestational Diabetes Mellitus.
Thank You!
Denise Coughlin
Associate Professor of Social Science/Clinton Community College
05-05-08
Denise Coughlin ( Take II)
May 5, 2008, 2:47pm (report abuse)Please do not let my quick, poor, typing... and lack of spell check keep you from considering my recently posted comments.
I look forward to working with others who are interested in seeing the GeDi Act passed...
Thank You!
Denise Coughlin
Associate Professor of Social Science/Clinton Community College
05-05-08