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well the past few days have been busy I have been doing a lot of volunteering for the obama/biden campaign for both new hampshire and vermont and will continue to it again this weekend by making more phone calls and hopefully canvasing depending on the weather. And work after a rough couple of days where I actually was facing the possibility of being let go I have contacted my job coach and they met with my supervisor today and I think the meeting went well and I plan on talking with them over the next few days to see what was suggested on behalf of my work place and on behalf of the job coaches.
 Also I have been watching the DNC and wow the speeches beginning with Michelle Obama and tonight with Barack Obama making a special( not so surprise) appearance at the Convention has just lifted my spirits and has made me feel so proud to say that I am a democrat and that I am a supporter of Obama/Biden and I just hope that I can do my best as a lil ole volunteer to help get them to their rightful place at the end of this long race and that being at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave and a lil place known as the WHITE HOUSE.
  Other than that nothing much movin with trying to get on the diabetes pump I have continued to talk with different people and try to get different point of view on what kind of pump is the best to get and such information regarding stuff like that. I found out today that the lab that I got blood drawn from mislabled it so I have to do it all over again oh well.. then I have scheduled my first of two meeting with the diabetes educators for mid october and the other is in mid november so hopefully by the holidays i will be on the pump...
 well thats about it..

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