In 250 words or less, tell us how your DFF, used both compassion and creativity to help you (or a loved one) understand, manage and live with diabetes.
- Nominees will be judged on their compassion (70%), and creativity (30%) in helping to educate and motivate the person with diabetes to better manage their diabetes. Specific examples of their efforts must be cited.
- Entrants may nominate more than one DFF, but each nomination must be a separate entry.
To submit a nomination video you must have a YouTube account or you can create a new account.
Then follow these instructions:
Then follow these instructions:
- Make sure you check the proper box in step 3 before clicking the "Post Your DFF Story" button.
- On the following confirmation page click the "Submit Nomination Video" button.
- You will be taken to YouTube and must click "Allow Access" to allow your video to be uploaded. You may need to log in to YouTube first.
- Click the "Choose File" button, select your video.
- Click "Upload Video File" and remain on the page until told the upload has finished.
If you posted your DFF Story earlier and would like to add a nomination video to it, click here and we will get your video included with your story..
Many of us have a BFF (Best Friend Forever)
that we look to for laughs, encouragement and support. But those with diabetes or pre-diabetes
also need someone who can be a friend and understand a diabetic lifestyle. That’s what
we call a DFF – Diabetes Friend Forever.DFFs are friends, family members, caregivers and healthcare professionals who make a difference in the lives of those living with diabetes. They are teachers, counselors, coaches, and best friends to some of the 104 million Americans who have diabetes or pre-diabetes today.
Stay tuned for the next Diabetes Friends Forever program that Dreamfields Pasta will launch in 2014.
