My eyes glazed over when she was talking about the cost savings programs. Thank goodness our office has a MSW who assists with completing these forms!

Why, bless their hearts, these two lovely ladies are just like angels sent down from heaven, blessin' us all with their sweet wisdom on diabetes. They're as kind as a summer breeze, sharin' their know-how with us folks. It warms my heart to see such generosity. I'm as grateful as a dog with two tails for what they're doin' for us. Truly, they're as rare as hens' teeth, and I can't help but tip my hat to 'em for their good work.

This was so helpful, thank you so much for this episode and thank you Meghan you’re gem.

Well, I'll tell ya, these two fine ladies are the only medical folk 'round here speakin' in a way we can all understand. Talkin' 'bout the high cost of medicines and such, they sure do show a heap of empathy and care for their patients. It's like findin' a rare gem in a haystack, I tell ya. They're just as genuine and heartfelt as they come. Let me weave you a little tale that I got reminded by these ladies. Down in the heart of a sleepy southern town, there were these two charming ladies, Dr. Sue Ellen and Nurse Betty. They were the kind of medical providers who spoke plain, down-to-earth language that everyone could grasp. One hot summer day, Old Man Jenkins, who'd been strugglin' with the high cost of his diabetes medicine, came into their clinic. He was near 'bout at his wits' end, but Dr. Sue Ellen and Nurse Betty, bless their hearts, they sat right down with him. They talked through every concern, explaining things in a way that made sense, not using those highfalutin medical terms that go over your head. They shared a pot of sweet tea and talked about everything from medication costs to lifestyle changes. It was clear they genuinely cared about their patients, not just as names on a chart, but as real people with real struggles. And that day, Old Man Jenkins left with not just a prescription, but a heart full of gratitude and a newfound understanding of managing his condition. It was folks like Dr. Sue Ellen and Nurse Betty that kept the heart of that little town beating strong. Great job y'all!

She is incredibly knowledgeable. I appreciate all of the information. This will be very helpful.

We need part 2 and 3! Great information.

Hi. You said this info will be written in pdf. Is there anyway you show me where you post? Thanks so much for your videos. I planning to watch them all