Seymour's Sustainability Committee is holding an Earth Day cleanup event April 13 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Community Center. We will be cleaning up the banks of the Naugatuck River.
Free pizza will be provided to volunteers. We hope to see you there!
*Info shared from the Office of the First Selectman Facebook page.
Friday, April 5, 2019
Griffin Hospital in Derby to host presentations on checkups for diabetics
The Diabetes Education & Support Group at Griffin Hospital will host two free presentations April 9./ Contributed photo
DERBY – The Diabetes Education & Support Group at Griffin Hospital will host two free presentations about how individuals with diabetes can benefit from annual wellness checkups at 2:30 and 6:30 p.m. April 9 at the hospital.
Regular visits with a diabetes care team are very important to diabetes management. Certified Diabetes Educator Mary Swansiger, BSN, MPH, will lead “Getting the Most Out of Your Office Visits,” an open discussion about preparing for visits to the doctor, questions to ask, blood glucose tracker tips, and follow-up visits, including tests and checkups.
The talk will also cover working with care providers to set diabetes care goals for your blood sugar, A1c, weight, blood pressure, medication schedule, meal plan and physical activity.
The presentations will be in Dining Room Meeting Room 1. The hospital is at 130 Division St.
The Diabetes Education & Support Group meets September - June on the second Tuesday of each month to discuss the management of diabetes, its challenges, and day-to-day dietary concerns.
Individuals with diabetes and their caregivers are welcome to attend.
No registration is required.
For more information, call Mary Swansiger at 203-732-1137.
This is a press release from Griffin Hospital.
Recuperation journey: Birds and more birds
These three were hanging out Thursday afternoon atop the forsythia.
I accidentally shot the photo in movie setting so this is a screenshot. Not as clear as I'd like, but you get the idea. They were staring right at me.
I accidentally shot the photo in movie setting so this is a screenshot. Not as clear as I'd like, but you get the idea. They were staring right at me.