3 weeks until presenting!

Now that I have my interview, action plan, and written component done, I'm working on my PowerPoint and I so far I have 13 slides done and I'll probably get 14-16 slides total for the presentation. Nov.20 is the final day of grad project and I present at 10:00 a.m.

Interview Questions

Here are my interview questions for the walk:

• How long has diabetes been important to your life?
• Can there be a family history with diabetes?
• How long can diabetes be effective to someone?
• What are visible signs that a person is diabetic?
• Has diabetes affected your life in any way?
• In what way an diabetes affect your health?
• What are some treatments for diabetes?

Finding People For The Team

I'm trying to find students to make a team for the walk which is in 12 days on a sunday. I'm also trying to find people to help me donate money for the walk before the 27th. And if I can get $100 I can get shirts for the walk.

The Next Walk for Step Out

The walk for StepOut is on September 27th and I'm trying to find people to donate before the walk and for people to sign up because I'm creating a team to raise money during the walk on the 27th.

My Action Plan

I'm trying to find out about ADA (American Diabetes Association) and how to contact them but I'm having problems with when the next walk for Step Out for Diabetes is because my action plan is to sign up for Step Out and do the walk for diabetes. I'll be back next week to post more!

Did You know?

• At least 171 million people worldwide have diabetes.
• People with type 1 diabetes need a daily injection to survive.
• 24% of people remain undiagnosed with diabetes.
• Diabetes can occur when the body can't relate to the blood sugars.
• A family and age increases the risk for type 2 diabetes.
• There is no defenite cure for diabetes.
• Patients with type 1 diabetes need external insulin.

Essential Question

I still need to come up with more essential questions about my topic about what the effects uncontrolled type 2 diabetes. But I still need to find more information about uncontrolled type 2 diabetes.