text: If you're living with diabetes, London Drugs Certified Diabetes Educators (CDEs) are your partners. London Drugs has a higher proportion of CDEs than any other pharmacy in Canada. Our CDEs are available to assist you in managing the disease by guiding you through recommendations for therapy.
  Your London Drugs CDEs offer one-on-one consultations specific to your needs. They can discuss blood sugar testing, medication management, preventing low blood sugar, foot care, eating well, getting enough physical activity, and more. Services are available in a variety of languages, including Punjabi, Cantonese, Mandarin, and Korean (at select locations).
  London Drugs can also assist you with meter downloads and safe, environmentally friendly diabetes needle disposal.
  During this 60-minute clinic, a London Drugs CDE can be a bridge between you and the rest of your diabetes care team, helping you to:
  Build your defenses against long-term complications of diabetes, which may include heart disease, kidney disease, digestive problems, erectile dysfunction, and depression
  Find out about specially trained CDEs who are experts in insulin pump therapy, and get referral to one if necessary. Specially trained CDEs practice in the following London Drugs locations:
  Call your local London Drugs pharmacy to find out where you can book an appointment.There is a nominal fee to attend this clinic. A tax receipt can be issued upon request.
  Endep is a medicine used to treat patients with depression. The generic name of this drug is amitriptyline which belongs to the category of drugs which is called as tricyclic antidepressants or TCA. Endep works its way in balancing the chemicals in the human brain which is the amines. Amines are responsible for the change of mood in a person. This drug can be used for other purposes as prescribed by a doctor.
  Paul Miller and his organization (See Jesus) are offering a free devotional for Passion Week (delivered to inboxes starting Palm Sunday).
  This coming Sunday is Palm Sunday, the beginning of what is known as Holy Week or Passion Week. It is a week when we remember Jesus’ final steps to the cross. I don’t know about you, but for many years, I disliked it. Holy Week was heavy and dark. It was one bad thing after another. I wanted to look away, to fast-forward to Easter Sunday.
  But when God turned up the heat on my life, and I began to immerse myself in the gritty details of Jesus’ story, I was riveted by his beauty under incredible pressure—his compassion, his honesty, his oneness with the Father, his focus on others. I no longer wanted to look away from the person of Jesus; I wanted to see him more clearly.
  I’m inviting you to join me next week in looking closely at Jesus. We’re sending out a free Passion Week devotional to help you see the real Jesus—full of purpose, dedication, and—yes—passion. Together we will slow down and watch how Jesus lived as a human because seeing Jesus is inseparable from learning how to love.
  I’m sure, like me, you want to be magnifying Jesus and glorifying God for the work Jesus has done. Sign up for this devotional and draw near to God this coming week.
  I’ve been posting on my Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram feeds videos and graphics related to Holy Week. The content relates to the book The Final Days of Jesus: The Most Important Week of the Most Important Person Who Ever Lived by Andreas J. Köstenberger and Justin Taylor. I’m posting all these graphics and videos here:
  2) In conjunction with Justin Taylor’s book, Final Days of Jesus (my review here), there are videos being posted every day related to each day of Jesus’ final week. Here’s the Palm Sunday and Monday versions for you to enjoy:
  Our church is privileged to join together with Union Valley Bible Church for a special Good Friday Service coming Friday, April 6 at 6:45PM. This service will be held at their building on the corner of 30th and Halstead. I invite you to come and celebrate Good Friday with us.