"Mbandjock, Cameroon" Unite for Diabetes Travel Bug

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Owner:: ____Unite for Diabetes Message this owner
Released:: Monday, December 4, 2006
Origin:: New York, United States
Recently Spotted:: In Spur of the Moment

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Current Goal

The goal for this Unite For Diabetes Travel Bug is to raise awareness of diabetes by traveling to Mbandjock and within Mbandjock, collecting photographs and geocaching logs along the way. Please log your visit and move me to a new geocache.

About This Item

This Unite for Diabetes Travel Bug is part of the Unite for Diabetes Geocaching Campaign. To find out more about the Campaign and enter the photo contest, please visit http://unite.geocaching.com.

This Unite for Diabetes Travel Bug is dedicated to the people in Mbandjock, Cameroon who have been affected by Diabetes. View Geocaches near Mbandjock.

Tracking History (429.8mi) View Map

3/5/2009	BUMPUSREADER placed it in Spur of the Moment	Massachusetts - 152.93 miles	Visit Log

1/10/2009	BUMPUSREADER retrieved it from PEZHEAD007's DOWN BUT NOT OUT	Massachusetts	Visit Log
Will move it along soon
12/15/2008	Rocking the Goat placed it in PEZHEAD007's DOWN BUT NOT OUT	Massachusetts - 158.44 miles	Visit Log

12/9/2008	Rocking the Goat retrieved it from Northern Berkshires Premier TB Resort	Massachusetts	Visit Log
moving along
11/26/2008	iJenQ placed it in Northern Berkshires Premier TB Resort	Massachusetts - 271.4 miles	Visit Log

11/11/2008	iJenQ retrieved it from WWFM 4 Vote for LSD.	Delaware	Visit Log
Moving on
11/5/2008	iJenQ placed it in WWFM 4 Vote for LSD.	Delaware	Visit Log

11/5/2008	iJenQ grabbed it		Visit Log
My daughter has had Type 1 diabetes for the last 10 years, since she was 7. She will have it forever. This means lots of finger pricks to test her blood every day, lots of shots of insulin every day, lots of feeling yucky if this is not done perfectly every day. It is really crappy. If you see her on the street you would never know what she has to go trough to stay alive. If you get a chance to donate to diabetes research organizations such as JDRF, please do.
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