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PARC Treasurer Jim Jochim sits down with Allison Hurtado to discuss the Phoenix Loop 202 project at the Ahwatukee Foothills News office on Monday, May 13, 2013.
Student leads full life, waits for diabetes cure
Student leads full life, waits for diabetes cure
Estrella Elementary third-grader Najila Miles is an active 9-year-old involved in Girl Scouts and cheerleading, but hasn't let Type 1 diabetes slow her down since being diagnosed a year ago.
Student leads full life, waits for diabetes cure
Raquel Boone, Najila's mother, has spent the past year learning how to measure her daughter's blood sugar, inject the right amount of insulin, keep track of how her body is metabolizing sugar, and recently, how to use her new insulin pump.
Student leads full life, waits for diabetes cure
Estrella Elementary third-grader Najila Miles is an active 9-year-old involved in Girl Scouts and cheerleading, but hasn't let Type 1 diabetes slow her down since being diagnosed a year ago.
Student leads full life, waits for diabetes cure
Raquel Boone, Najila's mother, has spent the past year learning how to measure her daughter's blood sugar, inject the right amount of insulin, keep track of how her body is metabolizing sugar, and recently, how to use her new insulin pump.
Student leads full life, waits for diabetes cure
Raquel Boone, Najila's mother, has spent the past year learning how to measure her daughter's blood sugar, inject the right amount of insulin, keep track of how her body is metabolizing sugar, and recently, how to use her new insulin pump.
Student leads full life, waits for diabetes cure
Estrella Elementary third-grader Najila Miles is an active 9-year-old involved in Girl Scouts and cheerleading, but hasn't let Type 1 diabetes slow her down since being diagnosed a year ago.
Student leads full life, waits for diabetes cure
Estrella Elementary third-grader Najila Miles is an active 9-year-old involved in Girl Scouts and cheerleading, but hasn't let Type 1 diabetes slow her down since being diagnosed a year ago.
Student leads full life, waits for diabetes cure
Estrella Elementary third-grader Najila Miles is an active 9-year-old involved in Girl Scouts and cheerleading, but hasn't let Type 1 diabetes slow her down since being diagnosed a year ago.
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