Are you a diabetic stroke survivor?

I consider the ability to speak out the most important qualification, you have to counteract the tyranny of low expectations that anyone connected to stroke has. I don't have diabetes or I would jump at this chance. The NSA has never to my knowledge ever asked for survivor feedback.
http://support.stroke.org/site/R?i=fFWh5DNy1GItYfBkSPCs8g

‎Jun‎ ‎6 at ‎12‎:‎02‎ ‎PM

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Dear dean, The National Stroke Association is working with a diabetes-focused pharmaceutical company to recruit two diabetic stroke survivors to participate on their advisory board. This is an opportunity to help others understand the complexities of navigating post-stroke life while managing diabetes. The one-time meeting will take place in Princeton, NJ on September 7, 2018 with an optional dinner the evening before. The following criteria will be considered to select the participants: Stroke survivor Type II diabetic for at least 5 years Must have been on a number of diabetic medications Not afraid to speak up and share your insight and story Must live in the continental U.S. If interested, please send an email to Lori Carroll at lcarroll@stroke.org by June 15, 2018 with the following information: Name State of residence Age Your email and phone number You must be able to travel. Travel expenses will be covered for participant. Sincerely, Lori Carroll Sales Manager, Corporate Engagement