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sweet success

saving lives with

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robotic surgery

INTER-COM MUNITY QUEEN OF THE VALLEY FOOTHILL PRESBYTER IAN CITRUS VALLEY HOSPICE


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Elevating Health Care.

TogetherIn December 2009, Glendora residentMike Starr suddenly elt his heartrace. When it didnt go away, his wieSharon drove him to the EmergencyRoom (ER) at Foothill Presbyterian

Hospital, part o the Citrus ValleyHealth Partners (CVHP) system.

There, sta connected the 66-year-old business owner to a cardiacmonitor and discovered his heartrate was a dangerously ast 230beats per minute. ER doctors tookimmediate action, using a debrillatorto successully shock Mikes heartback into normal rhythmsavinghis lie in the process. Mike was

quickly stabilized and admitted tothe Intensive Care Unit (ICU) orobservation.

Heart of the MissionAlthough Mike was out o danger orthe moment, his doctors wanted tomake sure they could prevent anotherlie-threatening episode. Fortunatelyor Mike, expert cardiac care wasavailable close by at Citrus ValleyMedical CenterInter-Community

Campus in Covina, one o severalCVHP acilities. The ollowingmorning, Mike was transerred to theCitrus Valley Heart Center at Inter-Community hospital or angioplastya surgical procedure used to widen ablocked or narrowed artery. Together,the team determined Mike neededa special device called an AICD(Automated Implantable Cardioverter

Debrillator) that automaticallymonitors and treats abnormal heartrhythms. Mike had the AICD implantedin his chest and hasnt had anotherheart-racing episode sincethanks

to the expertise and teamwork o theCVHP system. The whole processwent very smoothly at both hospitals,

Mike says. When I was transerred toInter-Community, they were all readyand waiting or me. Everyone knewexactly what they were doing. It gaveme a lot o condence that I had cometo the right place.

Mikes experience goes to the hearto the CVHP mission. Each o ouracilities has its own unique strengthsand centers o excellence, saysCVHP President and CEO Robert H.Curry. And because we are part othe same system amily, our patientshave access to all o these specializedservices close to home.

The CVHP system includes threehospitalsFoothill PresbyterianHospital in Glendora, Citrus ValleyMedical CenterInter-CommunityCampus in Covina, and Citrus Valley

Medical CenterQueen o the ValleyCampus in West Covinaas well asCitrus Valley Hospice and Home Healin West Covina. With more than1,000 physicians and over 3,000employees, CVHP is the only healthsystem solely ocused on serving thenearly one million residents o theEast San Gabriel Valley.

Unique StrengthsFoothill Presbyterian Hospital

oers a unique blend o acute careand specialty services that includesstate-o-the-art emergency care, theCitrus Valley Centers or RehabilitatioServices and an outpatient diabeteseducation program that has beenrecognized and accredited by theAmerican Diabetes Association asa Center o Excellence.

Citrus Valley Medical CenterInter-Community Campus oers a

ull range o inpatient and outpatientservices, specializing in cancertreatment, wound care and cardiac caincluding the only open-heart surgeryprogram in the East San Gabriel Valley

Citrus Valley Medical CenterQueen of the Valley Campus isrenowned or its amily-centeredmaternity services and highly

Former Foothill Presbyterian and Inter-Community

patient Mike Starr is grateul or the care he received.


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specialized Newborn Intensive CareUnit (NICU), along with The GelerisFamily Cancer Center, robotic surgeryand a ull range o rehabilitationservices.

Citrus Valley Hospice and HomeHealth provides an extensive homecare program as well as an inpatienthospice acility designed to providesupportive care to patients in thenal stage o terminal illness.

Each o these acilities brings uniquestrengths and expertise to thecommunity, providing a continuum ocare or every stage o lie. We arecommitted to bringing world-classmedical technology and care to theresidents o the East San Gabriel Valley,says Curry. Our patients can rely onCVHP acilities to work together as asystem to meet their health care needs.

Giving BackThe system certainly worked or MikeStarr. In act, Mike was so impressedby his experience with CVHP that hewanted to give back. Thats why heregularly works as a volunteer in theER at Foothill Presbyterian Hospital.As Mike says, My lie was saved atFoothilland my uture was preservedat Inter-Community hospital.

To learn more about the Citrus ValleyHealth Partners acilities and services,visit www.cvhp.org, or call the DoctorConnection or a physician reerral at1-888-456-CVHP (2847).

Te whole process went very

smoothly at both hospitals.My

lie was saved at Foothill

and my uture was preserved

at Inter-Community hospital.


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Having another baby was the last thingon 43-year-old Jovita Toribios mind.She and her husband already had twoadult childrena daughter, 28, anda son almost 20. And shed recentlybeen diagnosed with type 2 diabetes,which meant that pregnancy would

present special challenges. Whenmy ob-gyn explained the risks, I wasworried about what could go wrong,she says.

Diabetes that isnt well controlledcan aect the health o both motherand baby, explains Ann Kuns, RN,who coordinates the OutpatientDiabetes Education Program at FoothillPresbyterian Hospital and CitrusValley Medical CenterQueen o the

Valley Campus. Our main concernsare miscarriage, preterm birth, birthdeects and macrosomia, which meansthe baby grows too large. A big babymakes vaginal delivery dicult andincreases the risk o birth injuries.

Preventing ProblemsMoms-to-be can developcomplications, too, including lie-threatening high blood pressure. Butmost problems can be prevented by

maintaining near-normal blood sugarlevels throughout pregnancy. Thatswhere a program called Sweet Successcomes in. Sweet Success provideseducation and support or womenwho have existing diabetes or developit while pregnant (gestational diabetes).

The program is staed by an expertteam o diabetes nurse educators,dietitians and counselors who arebilingual in Spanish and English.These caring proessionals oerclasses, support groups, one-on-onecounseling and phone consultations

to help guide women through eachstage o pregnancy.

Jovita says that Sweet Success changeher lie. The program was the bestthing that ever happened to me.Beore that, I wasnt taking care omysel. Once I was in Sweet Success,I started eating right and exercising agot my blood sugar under control.

Sweet Success BabiesJovita managed her diabetes so wellthat she actually lost 25 pounds durinher pregnancy. Her daughter, Ariana,was born in perect health.

Ann says that Ariana is just one omany perect Sweet Success babies.Less than 5 percent o our newbornhave any problems. And our momshave ewer pregnancy complicationsthan women who dont have diabete

The Outpatient Diabetes Education

Program is recognized and accrediteby the American Diabetes Associatioas a Center o Excellence. To learn moabout this program or other CitrusValley Health Partners acilities andservices, visit www.cvhp.org, or callthe Doctor Connection or a physiciareerral at 1-888-456-CVHP (2847).

Diabetes thats not controlled

can afect the health o both

mother and baby.

Healthy Moms, Healthy Babies

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roboticsurgeryIn the all o 2009, a routine exam revealed ourlumps in Juan Flores prostate gland. Although his

doctor recommended an immediate biopsy, Juanhesitated. I knew there were risks, he says.And rankly, I didnt want to know the results.

When two o the lumps turned out to bemalignant, the West Covina resident again tookhis time, careully weighing the options beoredeciding on a treatment.

Robotic SurgeryWhen Juan nally underwent surgery inJanuary 2010 to remove his prostate gland,

a groundbreaking technology was availableat Citrus Valley Medical CenterQueen othe Valley Campus. The hospital had recentlyacquired the most advanced version o theda Vinci surgical robot.

A robot doesnt replace the surgeon, urologistSung Choe, MD, explains. Instead, it allowssurgeons to operate with ar more precision,maneuverability and control, especially in hard-to-reach areas like the pelvis.

Rather than perorming the surgery manually,the surgeon guides the operation rom a consolenear the operating table. The surgeons handmovements are transmitted to robotic armsholding extremely precise and fexible surgicalinstruments. Throughout the procedure, aspecial camera provides a highly magnied,three-dimensional view inside the patients body.Dr. Choe says that minimally invasive roboticprocedures provide many benets. Patients lose

less blood, have a shorter hospital stayusuallyless than 24 hoursand recover ar more quickly

than ater traditional surgery. For most men,continence returns sooner, too.

Juan was no exception. I had absolutecondence that the surgery would beimpeccable, and it was. I cant say enoughabout the care I received rom Dr. Choe and thehospital sta. Everyone was so compassionateand attentive that I elt like a guest in a suite ata ve-star hotel.

In addition to prostatectomies, surgeons at

Queen o the Valley perorm hysterectomiesand other general surgical procedures usingthe da Vinci robot.

Leading-Edge TechnologyDr. Choe is passionate about the da Vinci system.I eel privileged to be working in a time whenthis revolutionary technology is available. And Imespecially grateul that were able to oer it toour community.

With cancer behind him, Juan has resumed his

normal lie. He has also made contributions tothe Citrus Valley Health Foundation. Its my wayo saying thank you, he says.

To learn more about the da Vinci surgicalrobot at Queen o the Valley or other CitrusValley Health Partners acilities and services, visitwww.cvhp.org, or call the Doctor Connection ora physician reerral at 1-888-456-CVHP (2847).

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The Foothill Foundation has joined

the Citrus Valley Health Foundation(CVHF), creating a unied philanthropicorganization dedicated to bringingworld-class community health care tothe East San Gabriel Valley. Mergingour two oundations will expand ourbase o donor support and create acollaborative team o oundation staand volunteers,says Rich Jett, chairo the CVHF Board o Trustees. Asalways, gits and donations can stillbe designated or a particular acility

or program.

The Foundation benets Citrus ValleyHealth Partners (CVHP), whichincludes Citrus Valley MedicalCenterInter-Community Campusand Queen o the Valley Campus,Foothill Presbyterian Hospital andCitrus Valley Hospice and HomeHealth. Community supportand philanthropy is critical

to CVHPs mission. Our community

needs these hospitals and the hospiceWhen we give to the Foundation,we help ensure that emergency andmedical care will be there when weneed it, says Art Ludwick, CVHPboard member.

To learn more about the Citrus ValleyHealth Foundation and how yourdonations help save lives, visitwww.cvh.org or call (626) 814-2421

Gits to the Foundation help

ensure that emergency and

medical care will be there when

we need it.

uniting to benetour communityTwo charitable foundations come together to

elevate health care for the East San Gabriel Valley.

Hospice: End-o-Lie Care

or terminally ill individuals and those

ho love them, dealing with the realities

impending death is one o lies biggest

hallenges.

itrus Valley Hospice cares or hundreds

terminally ill patients and their amilies

very year, enabling people to spend their

nal days at home. Te hospice team

rovides pain management and symptom

ontrol, as well as spiritual and psychosocial

upport. Family members typically act as

rimary caregivers and are supported by

ospice team members, who visit regularly

o provide the patient and amily with

dditional care.

Being in amiliar surroundings provides an

mportant sense o peace and comort, says

ovina Councilman Walter Allen III, whose

ie passed away at Citrus Valley Hospice

2009.

When more acute care is needed, Citrus

alley Hospice has a 10-bed inpatientcilityone o only 38 reestanding

ospices in the United States.

itrus Valley Health Partners also ofers

ome health care services or people

covering rom an operation or illness.

or more inormation on hospice or home

ealth services, call (626) 859-2263.

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Golf TournamentThe 36th Annual Gol Invitational was held June 14 at South HillsCountry Club in West Covina. The golers hit the links early in the

morning and then enjoyed a delicious dinner, undraiser drawing

and awards ceremony.

The successul tournament raised about $135,000 or Citrus

Valleys programs and services. The event is organized by the

Tournament Committee, which is chaired by Vince and Adam

Capitano. Major sponsors or the popular event were:

ISU Capitano Insurance Agency, Inc.

Cardinal Industrial Finishes

Executive Compensation Solutions

Majestic Realty Co. Management Care Support

Systems and Hooper HealthcareConsulting LLC

Mercer

Morgan StanleySmith Barney

North-West College Suburban Water Systems

the acility. This entrance helps create a more welcoming andhome-like environment or our hospice patients and their amilies.

Auxiliary Thank YouCVHF is proud to recognize our hospital auxiliaries or their

generous support in 2010:

- Queen o the Valley Auxiliary unded the renovation o

the caeteria with a wonderul git o $75,000.

- With a git o $85,020, the Inter-Community Auxiliary unded

the purchase o a bariatric wheelchair, stand-up scale, visitor bed/

chair, our clinical recliners, blanket warmer, two Schwinn

Airdynes, ive gurneys, biphasic debrillator and a CT scanner.- The Foothill Presbyterian Auxiliary contributed to its 2009

$100,000 pledge supporting the Outpatient Surgery Unit renovation

We are deeply grateul to our auxiliaries or their amazing

contributions o time, talent and service. Thank you!

A Distinguished HonorThe Citrus Valley Health Foundation Board o Trustees awarded

the prestigious honor o Trustee Emeritus to Vince Capitano

during its November 17 meeting. This is only the Boards ourth

Trustee Emeritus designation. Mr. Capitano was selected

because o his outstanding leadership, vision and numerous

contributions as a board member and chair o the GolInvitational Committee. We are orever grateul to Mr. Capitano

or his longtime commitment to health care in our community.

Congratulations on this well-deserved honor!

Citrus Valley Health Foundation (CVHF) thanks everyone who

generously donated their time, money and energy to this

years tournament.

Light Up a LifeMore than 100 people attended the Light Up a Lie ceremony on

December 9 at Citrus Valley Hospice (CVH). The event honored

Covina Councilman Walter Allen III, whose beloved wie Patricia

passed away in 2009 at CVH. He turned his grie into advocacy and

has truly made a dierence or our patients and the community. Onthis evening, we were also able to thank Friends o Hospice or its

support and donation to und the newly renovated entryway at

About 350 people attended the 21st annual Autumn Nocturne gala undraiser on September 25 at theBiltmore Hotel in Los Angeles. More than $143,000 was raised to benet our hospitals and hospice.

Longtime riend, Donald D. Kaiserman, MD, was honored with the prestigious Laband Award or his serviceand philanthropic support o Citrus Valley Health Partners.

The Community Business Benevolence Award was bestowed on Medic-1 Ambulance Service and its owners

Gordon and Virginia Shipp. The company was honored or its commitment to continual investments in thebetterment o health care or individuals within the East San Gabriel Valley. CVHF would like to thank our sponsors or the evening:

Autumn Nocturne Gala

Diamond Sponsors

Terry and Dawn Henn

Medic-1 Ambulance Service Co.

North-West College

Platinum Sponsor

Donald D. Kaiserman, MD

Gold Sponsor

Century 21 Americana

CVHP Executive Team

COPE Health Solutions

EmCare

HealthCare Partners/Physician Associates

Art and Sarah Ludwick

Majestic Realty Co.

Progressive Management Systems

Suburban Water Systems

Silver Sponsor

Caliornia Business Bureau, Inc.

Citrus Valley Anesthesia Medical Group

Citrus Valley Hospice/Home Health Staand Volunteers

Pat Jarvis, Patsy Jarvis, Jim and Charmaine Rood

Gil Martin, MD, and Family

Pediatrix Medical Group o Caliornia, PC

Questar Construction

RD Benets Group

Reynolds Buick

Stellar Business Bank

Valley Imaging Partnership

Citrus Valley Health Foundation is dedicated

changing lives through visionary philanthropy

and comprehensive, compassionate care. With

your support, we can make a critical dierence

in the lives o those we serve. For ways to give,

visit www.cvh.org or call (626) 814-2421.

Citrus ValleyHealth Foundation2010 in Review

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FEBRU ARY MAY 2011

support groupsandhealth classes

special eventsCOLORECTAL CANCERAWARENESSFriday, Mar 25, 121:30 p.m.(ICC)A physician will oerinormation about coloncancer screening and cancerdiagnosis. Includes lunch. Fee:$5 at least three days beorethe luncheon, $8 at the door.

SKIN CANCER SCREENINGCall or date and time (QVC)

Free skin cancer screeningsor local residents by board-certied dermatologists.Reservations are required.Fee: $5.

a healthier youBREATH SAVERS CLUBThird Thursday o everymonth, 122:30 p.m. (ICC)Support and education orthose with chronic lungdisease. Fee: $7 with lunch,ree ater 1 p.m.

FRIDAY LUNCH BUNCH121:30 p.m. (ICC)Learn about interesting topicswhile enjoying a providedlunch. Fee: $5 at least threedays beore the luncheon,$8 at the door.

Feb 18Dealing withDepression

Mar 25Colorectal CancerAwareness

Apr 15The ABCso Heart Health

May 20Detecting andPreventing Skin Cancer

INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS (IC)SUPPORT GROUPTuesday, Mar 22,6:308:30 p.m. (FPH)A support group to comortand educate individuals withbladder conditions.

PEDIATRIC ASTHMA CLASS

Wednesday, Feb 23 orMay 25, 68 p.m. (QVC)Are you a parent or caregivero a child with asthma?Bring your son or daughterand join us to learn moreabout asthma, medications,inhalers, nebulizers andan individualized asthmamedication plan.

BORIS THE BEAR(QVC)A program to prepare children

ages 3 to 12 years or surgery.By appointment only.

GET ENROLLMENTMOVING (GEM)(QVC)Health education programand enrollment assistance orMedi-Cal, Healthy Families,Healthy Kids and other no-cost or low-cost insuranceprograms. Call (626) 851-2748or an appointment.

MENDED HEARTSFirst Wednesday o the month(ICC)Monthly support andeducation or cardiac patientsand their amilies. Call(626) 915-6238 or moreinormation.

PARTNERS IN YOURPROGRESSCARDIACEDUCATION SERIES(ICC)Class topics include: Liestyle

Changes, Stress Management,Heart-Smart Eating, CardiacMedication and CPRHand oHope. Call (626) 915-6238 ordates, times and registration.Free.

NUTRITION COUNSELING(ICC, QVC, FPH)One-on-one nutritioncounseling. Physician reerralrequired. Fee charged.

cancer supportand servicesCANCER RESOURCECENTERTuesdays, 9 a.m.4 p.m., orby appointment (CRC)An inormation centerproviding support groups,books, pamphlets and video.Physician reerrals and clinicaltrial inormation are alsoavailable. Call (626) 814-2479or more inormation.

LOOK GOOD...FEEL BETTERMonday, Feb 14 or May 9,34:30 p.m. (CRC)A class to help patients copewith changes in theirappearance as a result ocancer and its treatment.Co-sponsored by theAmerican Cancer Society.Registration required.

BREAST CANCERSUPPORT GROUPFirst Tuesday o the month,78:30 p.m. (ICC)A group or breast cancerpatients and survivorswho gather to share theirexperiences.

GRUPO DE APOYO PARAPERSONAS CON CNCERY SUS FAMILIASEl segundo sbado de cadames, 10 a.m.12 p.m. (ICC)

HELPING OTHER PEOPLEEFFECTIVELY (H.O.P.E.)Second Tuesday o the month,11 a.m.12:30 p.m. (CRC)A support group or cancersurvivors and their caregivers.

NUTRITION FOR CANCER

PATIENTSMonday, Feb 14 or May 9,12 p.m. (CRC)Registered dietician will shareimportant inormation orduring and ater treatment.

REIKI ENERGY HEALINGSESSIONSSecond Friday o the monthand third and ourth Tuesdayo the month (CRC)Reiki is the practice o energyhealing through meridianssimilar to acupuncture.Provided by Reiki mastersand practitioners. Free.

YOGA FOR HEALINGMonday and Thursdayevenings and Friday morning(ICC)For cancer patients andsurvivors. Taught by certiedyoga instructors. Call or aregistration packet. No walk-in

WIG PROGRAMLow-cost wigs or women incancer therapy. By appointmenonly.

childbirthand parentingCHILDBIRTH EDUCATIONFor a Citrus Valley MedicalCenter Queen o theValley Campus or FoothillPresbyterian Hospital class

inormation packet, calltoll-ree 1-888-456-CVHP(2847) or 1-877-4-BIRTHS(424-7847). Fee charged orall classes.

BREAST-FEEDING CLASS(QVC, FEC)Learn the basics o breast-eeding.


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Classes and support groupsare generally held at one of ourhospital campuses or facilitiesindicated in parentheses afterthe class dates and times.

ICC:Citrus Valley Medical CenterInter-Community Campus210 W. San Bernardino RoadCovina, CA 91723(626) 331-7331

QVC:Citrus Valley Medical CenterQueen of the Valley Campus1115 S. Sunset Ave.,West Covina, CA 91790(626) 962-4011

FPH: Foothill Presbyterian Hospit250 S. Grand Ave.Glendora, CA 91741(626) 963-8411

HOS:Citrus Valley Hospice820 N. Phillips Ave.,West Covina, CA 91791(626) 859-2263

FEC: Foothill Education Center427 W. Carroll Ave.Glendora, CA 91741

CRC:Cancer Resource Center315 N. Third Ave., Suite 303 BCovina, CA 91723

For more information or to register for any of these

classes or programs, please call (626) 814-2479 or toll-free

1-888-456-CVHP (2847) unless otherwise indicated.

CHILDBIRTH PREPARATION

(QVC, FEC)Classes include preparedchildbirth labor and deliverytechniques, cesarean birthand medical options andinterventions. Please registerduring your th month opregnancy.

SWEET SUCCESS/DULCE XITO(QVC, FEC)For women who developdiabetes during pregnancy.

Physician reerral required.Call (626) 857-3477 or moreinormation.

MOM 2 MOM:BREAST-FEEDING SUPPORTGROUPTuesdays, 1011 a.m. (QVC)Moms and breast-eedinginants only. No older childrenplease.

MOTHER BABY SPECIALTYSHOPPE

Monday through Friday,9 a.m. 4 p.m. (QVC)Medela breast-eedingsupplies, nursing bras (ttingsby appointment) and pumprentals are available.

NEWBORN NECESSITIESBABY BASICS CLASS(QVC,FEC)Gain inormation aboutnormal newborn behaviorand characteristics.

FAMILY BIRTH ANDNEWBORN CENTERMATERNITY DVD TOUR(QVC)Citrus Valley Medical CenterQueen o the Valley Campushas a virtual tour, via a DVDor at www.cvhp.org.

SIBLING CLASS

(FPH)Start preparing your childrenor their new role as a bigbrother or sister.

NEWBORN INNMATERNITY TEAAND TOURFirst Thursday o the month,7:309 p.m. (FPH)Tour and inormation on ourmaternity and educationalservices. No children please.

hospice andbereavementservicesGRIEF OUTREACHEight Wednesdays, beginningMar 30, 79:30 p.m. (QVC)Join a sae, supportiveenvironment with otherswho have also suered a loss.Must be 18 years or older.

ROAD TO SURVIVALTen Tuesdays, beginningApr 12, 10 a.m.12 p.m.or 6:308:30 p.m. (HOS)A support group or thosewho have experienced theloss o a loved one.

HOSPICE OPEN HOUSE(HOS)Tour the Citrus Valley Hospiceacility. Call (626) 859-2263or an appointment.

I COUNT TOO(HOS)A support group wherechildren and teens learn tocope with illness and loss. Eachseries is six weeks. Call (626)974-0327 or dates and times.

VOLUNTEER FOR HOSPICE

AND HOME HEALTH(HOS)Volunteers are neededto provide comort andcompanionship to terminally illpatients. For more inormation,call Volunteer Services at(626) 974-0348.

diabeteseducationTo register or or moreinormation about ourAmerican DiabetesAssociation-accreditedCenter or Diabetes Education,please call (626) 857-3477.

MANAGING YOURDIABETESEnglish Class: ThirdSaturday o the month,10 a.m.5:30 p.m. (FEC)Spanish Class: SecondSaturday o the month,10 a.m.3 p.m. (QVC)Learn how to live withdiabetes. Group andindividual sessions availableby appointment, weekday andweekend. Physician reerralrequired. Fee or service.

ADOLESCENT SUPPORTGROUPFourth Wednesday o themonth, 78:30 p.m. (FEC)

ADULTS WITH DIABETES

SUPPORT GROUPFirst Monday o the month,10:30 a.m.12 p.m. (FEC)Third Wednesday o themonth, 78:30 p.m. (FEC)

PARENTS SUPPORT GROUPFirst Wednesday o themonth, 78:30 p.m. (FEC)

INTER-FAITH DIABETES

OUTREACHWe will come to your placeo worship and providetwo hours o education.For more inormation, call(626) 857-3476. Free.

TYPE I SUPPORT GROUPSecond Wednesday o themonth, 78:30 p.m. (FEC)

SUPERMARKET TOURThird Saturday o the month,9:30 a.m. (Community

Location). Designed or thosewith diabetes or anyonewanting to lose weight. TourDVD available or purchase:$10. Call to register. Fee: $15

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