We are preparing a National Diabetics Directory to submit the Government of India If you are interested please send your details on
diabeticsfraternityfoundation@gmail.com
Do not worry when you come to know that you are a diabetic. Think Positive, Take Regular exercise, control food, avoid tensions and be friend with the people of all walks of like as much as possible to live longer.
Do not forget to keep the blood usgar ( Fasting & PP) checking. at least once a month.
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The Step is appreciable, as this will give an exact population of India suffered with this disease and different types/kinds of diabetes they have. By this proper planning for its remedy by either government or by the diabetic societies can be done. This will certainly help the patients.
We ahve to inform our concern about the increasing expesnes of cure and other things. Working for a feasible and tangible work. You will updated with all details in due course
If you feel so I am very sorry. We have not been authorised by any Govt. It is an NGO Initiative. I was not aware that you are absolute Government dependent man.
No Ulterior Motive. No relgious motives. If relgion can reduce diabetes intensity that is also welcome. No ulterior motives, perhaps meaning of Ulterior is vague. Sorry to you
Hi pauldaniel
Its a very good initiative, but it will be only for city based internet savy people only, india is village based country 70% and there are no od diabetic patient they don't know that they have it and dying with it un-knowingly, I request you to think that also.
I have a very strong feeling that this data base will be sold to a medical manufacturing company who are in the business of blood sugar checking instruments or Bp reading instruments. Basically these kind of database is money.
Moreover what is the advantage of give our medical information to a person or organization when we dont even know what they are going to do with it.
i am a retired officer of 64 years having type 2 diabetic since last five years, my wife also aged 62 is having type 2 diabetic since last 7 years. pl send me the formate for the survey. e-mail akjverma@gmail.com
I think, it is a good step to co-ordinate the details of diabetic patients all over India . Wish you paul daniel best wishes. I join with you for any help in this regard. Pls inform me in any need.
I think, it is a good step to co-ordinate the details of diabetic patients all over India . Wish you best wishes. I join with you for any help in this regard. Pls inform me in any need.
Yes it is a good initative , giving the personel informations(address, e mail address )is it confidentail , what are the informations required . who is this paul daniel , representing any organization
ITS GOOD TO COLLECT THE DATA FROM PEOPLE AROUND INDIA, IT WILL BE HELPFUL TO KNOW THE POPULATION SUFFERED. I HAVE ALREADY MAILD MY DETAILS ON THE ABOVE GIVEN LINK.
Good initiative. can you have any format? whether other family members and friends with diabatese also be considered to included in the data collection.
good idea. i do agree there should be representation. diab.. is spreading and professionals in the trade are minting money.. suggest followings:
1)govt. shd give considerable rebate in insulin
2)doctors must write only salt. They are charging high cnsultationfees , getting commissions from all tests, comm from pharma cos. each and every body knows med rep are always in the cabin of doctors -
3)tests should be performed by qualified tech. if there or two or three labs(in a distance of
5-6 min.) fasting varies a lot 185 /230/150
todays doc are recommending veg. chicken. fish.fruits-nuts - even if you take small quantity
or try for inexpensive - tell me cheapest prices of veg or dals ( keep in mind - middle class)
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