Lizmari Collazo
Lizmari was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes in 2009, after a couple of years of escalating symptoms, and the loss of her professional job in Human Resources. Today, she is a much healthier person, and dedicates her time to help advocate and educate about this disease.
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