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From Mr. Tynes -
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PRESS
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The
Cambridge Program for Individuals with Special Needs proudly presents:
Be
Thankful for What You Got
An
original play by David A. Tynes
Special
Military Preview Saturday, December 8,
2018
at
1:00pm
This is a free
show for all military veterans, active duty and their families.
All military,
law enforcement and first responders are welcome.
Show
Dates
Saturday,
December 15th at 7:30pm
Sunday,
December 16th at 4:30 pm
Admission:
$10.00 at the door for both shows
Location:
680 Huron Avenue, Cambridge, MA 02138
Play Synopsis
Come
and see these incredible actors perform in this four-act play. Be
Thankful for What You Got is designed to teach us all about life’s ups and downs
and how love, duty, honor, perseverance, kindness and compassion can help us to
understand that there is always a reason to be thankful. The play is set
to sounds of soul, country, rhythm and blues and folk music.
Join
us as a young man struggles with addiction and watch, as a community that he
sets out to hurt, comes together to rally and lift him up.
Journey
with us back to the 60’s, as two young men travel two different paths. One
risks his life and enlists in the Marines, heading off to Vietnam while the
other uses his wealth and privilege to defer the draft; in the end becoming the
most powerful man in the world.
Sit
with us as we take you into the life of a young immigrant mother struggling to
make ends meet, while others around her turn their biases and ridicule into
empathy and understanding.
Finally,
celebrate with us as we ring in the holiday season with a proud dad who was
laid off after 20 years because the candy factory he worked at closed. Watch
how he and his family celebrate the true meaning of the holidays.
Please click the link below to find out more about The Cambridge Program for Individuals with Special Needs.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YjXIgJ_0pav722P0yY0ErhUd6SdMep_j/view?usp=drivesdk
The Cambridge Program is proud to be under the umbrella of The Department of Human Services.
Pre-School Opportunities
12/15/18 FREE 9:30 am
Storytime – Colonial Winter
Durant-Kenrick House
286 Waverley Ave, Newton
preschoolers and an adult
Story – The Mitten
Create cotton ball mittens
12/26/18 FREE 10:00 am
Storytime – Winter Hibernation
Jackson Homestead
527 Washington Street, Newton
617-796-1450
preschoolers and adult
story – Over and Under the Snow
make wintry paperbag trees
Thursdays FREE 11:00-11:45
Drop in Music Class - rhythm, songs, stories
preschoolers and adult
Register: allnewtonmusicschool.com/mornings
All Newton Music School
321 Chestnut St, West Newton
Music Program
children 0-3 and their caretakers
Wednesday Dec 12, Jan 9, 16, 23, 30
9:30am to 10:45am, at CPCF
Playspace, 150 Jackson Rd, Newton
Playspace, 150 Jackson Rd, Newton
Kids in the Know Playgroup
children ages 3-5 and their Adult,
Tuesdays, Dec 11 & 18
3:00-4:30pm at CPCF Playspace,
150 Jackson Rd, Newton
From the Health Office -
Warning Signs of Diabetes
A
Collaboration between the Jordan Bennett Weiss Fund and the City of Newton
Health Department
JBW Fund – PO Box 590223 Newton Centre MA 02459 – JBWfund@aol.com
Familiarize yourself with the
warning signs / symptoms of diabetes. Sometimes the symptoms are very obvious,
and other times they are not. Early detection and knowledge of the
warning signs is your greatest weapon against the disease and its complications!*
TYPE 1 DIABETES
MELLITUS:
These symptoms often occur suddenly and
must receive immediate medical attention.
٭ Excessive thirst
٭
Frequent urination, sometimes exhibited by bedwetting
(in large quantities)
٭ Sudden vision
changes
٭ High amounts of
sugar in the blood and/or urine (A
sweet, fruity odor may be
present in urine, on one’s breath/body.)
٭ Extreme hunger (increased
appetite)
٭ Rapid or
unexplained weight loss
٭ Fatigue (weak and
tired)
٭ Irritability and
mood changes
٭ Drowsiness,
lethargy
٭ Nausea and/or
vomiting
٭ Abdominal pain
٭ Rapid, hard
breathing (heavy, labored)
٭ Confusion, Stupor,
Unconsciousness
TYPE 2 DIABETES
MELLITUS:
These symptoms occur gradually, however,
they must receive immediate medical attention.
٭
Blurred vision
٭ Tingling or
numbness in the legs, feet or fingers
٭ Frequent
infections of the skin
٭ Recurring skin,
gum or urinary tract infections
٭ Darker patches of
skin usually in neck folds
٭ Itching of skin
and/or genitals
٭ Drowsiness
٭ Slow healing of
cuts and bruises
*Please note: Many of these symptoms can be related to
illnesses that are not associated with diabetes, including the flu. Only a
healthcare professional can provide appropriate diagnostic tests and
treatments.
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