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As a person or family living with diabetes, are you ready for a natural disaster or emergency?
Join GCC camper mom and disaster preparedness expert Lauren Kraemer for a practical review and discussion of how we can all be better prepared for the unexpected.
Whether it's a wildfire evacuation, wild weather that knocks out power for several days, or an earthquake, there are specific steps you can take to help your family be ready to endure those bigger challenges.
In recognition of National Preparedness Month, this session will be specifically tailored to families and individuals living with insulin-dependent diabetes.
Join us Saturday morning, September 26 at 10am for this 1-hour session that you might someday look back on and think, "Wow I'm glad I did that GCC Zoom thing with Lauren the disaster expert lady!"
Lauren Kraemer, MPH, is an Associate Professor of Practice in the College of Health with Oregon State University Extension Service in Hood River and Wasco Counties. She has been teaching disaster preparedness education courses since 2011 in the Columbia River Gorge.
Lauren is also a T1D mom to Perry, who was diagnosed in July of 2022 and is a multi-year GCC attendee. Since Perry's diagnosis, Lauren has focused her efforts on preparedness through the disability lens even more intentionally.
To read all about Lauren's amazing background, click here.
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