Diabetes Votes Needed: #ShowMeYourPump For Miss America!

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By now, you’ve probably heard about the young PWD (person with diabetes) from Idaho who’s competing to become the next Miss America.Yep, the 20-year-old’s name is Sierra Sandison, and she’s been living with type 1 since she was 18. And yes, she wo…

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